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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1940

Page

3

Cabin entanglements and a party guest returns

In a Maine cabin Gay and Kate confront a familiar foe, John, the debonair doctor’s nephew. A tangle over ownership and a secret passion unfolds as John reveals a legacy left by Uncle John. Kate notices tension between Gay and John while plans for an improvised stay emerge.

Kate John Gay Miss Oliver Guy David Graham Peter Schuyler

Picnic recipes and baking tips from Eleanor Howe

Summer picnic ideas and easy to prepare dishes fill this page. Featured are baked bean sandwiches ginger creams deviled eggs and one dish meals plus cookie and cake recipes. Also promotional note for Eleanor Howe's Better Baking with address and order details.

Notary Eleanor Howe North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois Western Newspaper Union

Actresses, radio stars and contest winners make news

The article tracks Madeleine Carroll's perilous return to New York from France and Rowena Cook's conversion from Alice Eden to Hollywood actor. It notes Jack Benny and Fred Allen film projects, Ralph Edwards's Truth or Consequences expansion, and The Merry Macs' musical lineup with Helen Carroll's surprise musical talent amid radio shifts.

Hollywood Alice Eden Rowena Cook Rowena Edward Small Kit Carson Ralph Edwards NBC Red Edwards Merry Macs Fred Allen al Pearce Helen Carroll University of Indiana

U S Relief Families Buy Protective Foods With Blue Stamps

U S Agriculture official Milo Perkins reports for a six week period relief stamp holders spent about 80 percent of blue stamps on protective surplus foods and 20 percent on flour corn meal rice and beans in five cities. Orange stamps could buy any foods while blue stamps covered only items on the surplus list including butter eggs oranges grapefruit peaches pears cabbage peas tomatoes onions dried prunes white and graham flour corn meal and rice.

Milo Perkins United States Department of Agriculture

Horseradish Adds Piquant Twist to Sauces and Ham

A dash of horseradish brightens salad dressing and white sauce for fish. It also enhances whipped cream and pairs well with baked, boiled, or fried ham for a sharp, flavorful finish.

Cake and meat fat substitutions in old recipes

The note explains that chicken fat can replace butter in cakes and cookies or for creaming or browning foods. It also says beef drippings may season sauces, meats, fowl stuffings, or meat loaves.

Court of Heire leads to information on heirs case

A fragment describes individuals seeking information about heirs tied to a legal proceeding. It mentions Preston Foster and a long effort to land a business position, with references to a garden and rubber trees. The text is garbled but points to an inheritance or succession matter and related inquiries.

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