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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1948
Page
4
Naomi Deebel offers a quick cobbler base using cooked fruit and pancake mix with lemon juice and butter, then bakes a fruit topped pancake in 425 degree oven for 30 minutes. Variations include peach sauce, praline sauce and ham folded into batter, served with syrup or cream.
Instructions advise using no more than two inches of boiling water, return to boil, then simmer covered for 20 to 30 minutes depending on size. When done the artichokes are tender and outer leaves peel away easily from the stem.
A gray coat and sult ensemble in birdseye worsted creates a triple threat to autumn weather with a long jacket paired with a slim skirt. The description emphasizes a coordinated dramatic silhouette for cool season wear.
Hollywood cosmetologist Max Factor Jr argues that the latest fashion favors fuller brows over thin arched lines seen in Marlene Dietrich and warns against overly delicate brows. He urges readers to grow brows fuller but keep them within a neat precise pattern and avoid perpetual surprise arches.
University of Minnesota farm school researcher W H Dankersy reports eggshells are porous allowing water, dirt, bacteria and odors to pass into the white and yolk. He advises keeping eggs away from strong smelling foods like onions. The piece also notes ancient Egyptians used flax fiber for linens over 4000 years ago.
A home craft note explains a trio of gladiolus stems arranged in a tall vase creates a striking centerpiece. It details measuring one stalk, cutting successive stalks shorter, and placing the three at varying heights to reveal blooms among leaves.
The article estimates worldwide spinster numbers at 380 million with Britain at 6 million and the United States near 8 million. It notes large figures in several regions and a remainder scattered globally.
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