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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1939
Page
9
Simple fail safe frostings use sweetened condensed milk for chocolate and orange flavors. Chocolate frosting blends melted unsweetened chocolate with condensed milk and marshmallows for a creamy spread atop two 9 inch layers or many cupcakes. Orange frosting mixes condensed milk orange juice rind and confectioners sugar to cover cake tops or cupcakes.
A recipe for Orange Cup Cakes yields 18 cups with flour baking powder salt orange rind sugar and evaporated milk mixed with orange juice plus a step by step method. The piece then shifts to jelly making rules emphasizing minimal water metal pan size and avoiding crystal formation in Concord grape jelly with overnight standing and juice straining tips.
Peel and section firm tomatoes then place in crisp lettuce cups. Toss diced celery peas green beans carrots cauliflower with salt pepper and Miracle Whip until lightly seasoned. Fill tomato centers with the vegetable mix and garnish each portion with Miracle Whip and parsley.
Miss Bessie E. McClelland of Montana State College urges filling jelly cupboards now as tart fall fruits crab apples quinces and buffalo berries make their last call to jelly makers. They offer strong flavor and adequate pectin and acid for jelly.
Mississippi farmers cured 2 073 929 pounds of pork in 45 cold storage plants during the 1937 38 season. Roger Bacon devised the first spectacles, popularized in the 13th century.
A financial statement shows Butte spent 30 580 dollars in nine days last July to mark Montana's 50th statehood anniversary. Treasurer Charles Gallagher lists the jubilee events including the Tex Rankin air show pageant and a large Fourth of July parade, excluding the American Legion rodeo.
The text explains that an elephant uses its large ears as part of a cooling mechanism. Blood flows through the ear's network, and the animal flaps its ears similarly to how a dog pants with its tongue to regulate body heat.
Readers are urged to submit only one entry per person for the October Soup Contest. The column notes the popularity of soup among Montana women who cook thrice daily for varying family sizes and highlights the large volume of daily recipe submissions. It asks for no duplicate recipes to ease checking and filing.
A schoolgirl narrator investigates a family that assigns one dedicated evening to each member. Peggie controls Mondays and Tuesdays, Roddy, Betty, Grandmother, and finally Father Saturdays, with each night shaped by the respective loved ones. The piece blends family dynamics with a practical home life and a health tip.
Claire Tilden pattern 872 offers a bustle bow dress in soft crepe, taffeta, or rayon with a high pointed waist, front back panels, and a dramatic sash bustle bow. Sizes 12 to 40. 4 1 4 yards 39-inch fabric for size 16. Send 15 cents and address to Pattern Department M. N. at 70 Fifth Avenue, New York.
A roundup of party food ideas and games for Halloween including Sweet Dreams Punch Lima and Ham Loaf Orange Frosted Doughnuts and Magic Butternut Pie. It also introduces Contact a color coded triangular piec e game and Quick Wit a card based quiz game to spark conversation.
Miss Ruth Reardon announces state department offers a correspondence school for students unable to attend regular high school. Enrollment can occur via rural schools under local supervision. options include those in regular schools lacking desired subjects and those unable to attend any school. Subjects include English history science algebra economics and more. Catalogs and enrollment details available through principals, county superintendents, or the state department in Helena or Missoula.
Passengers from Seattle to Missoula were forced to leave luggage in unsecure trunks after a driver could not lock the trunk. The $25 transportation charge and a $5 bureau fee were paid, with Salt Lake City cited as a terminal point for such operators. Montana officials vow action to protect travelers.
The Fieldmen commission investigates operators who haul passengers amid reports of unlawful transport services. Officials from the commission supervise inspections and oversight as part of the inquiry into these illegal operations.
A major US automobile sector sustains the livelihood of about 10 thousand people, providing income through manufacturing, sales, and related services amid ongoing market shifts and policy changes. The figure highlights the sector’s broad economic role and regional employment impact.
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