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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1966
Page
5
A fragmented notice describes household tips about extending meals with common staples like rice macaroni and bread crumbs, and suggests using food coloring for shredded coconut. It warns against excessive bleach in water and advises sponging stains with cold clear water before washing.
A quirky guide suggests using dental floss as a practical truss for the holiday bird. Cone shaped paper cups can double as funnels, with the tip snipped to the needed funnel size.
Use cheaper lamb neck slices brown in oil then simmer with curry and chili powder. Stir in condensed chicken soup and water, cover and cook on low about 30 minutes until tender. Turn occasionally and serve over hot rice. Makes four servings.
For sanitary reasons towels should be laundered promptly using the hottest water. If towels must stay in a hamper a few days, hang them to dry first to slow mildew growth.
Lauren Bacall marks one year as a Broadway star in Cactus Flower co starring Barry Nelson amid near 3 million in box office. She discusses fatigue and the challenge of audience expectations, plus her take on Viet Nam and lasting fame with insights from a long career.
The 267 foot General Grant Tree in Kings Canyon National Park is believed to be the nation’s Christmas shrine. A three and a half mile display of dimsel and 3.0 percent light bulbs would decorate it properly. The tree was dedicated as the nation’s Christmas tree in 12 percent by the Interior Department after a girl asked how many lights would cover it.
A new whipped topping mix provides seven calories per tablespoon. Each box holds two envelopes that produce two cups of topping when mixed with one to two cups of cold water and one half to one teaspoon of vanilla or flavoring.
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