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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1923
Page
3
The page highlights Miss Minnie Cunningham as the prize-winner with Thousand Island Salad Dressing and two more recipes. It promotes green foods and economy, notes the photo award, and adds reader encouragement for future submissions. Recipes include a vivid dressing, a stuffed meat roast with potato stuffing, and a pineapple custard pie with meringue.
A fragment from Shakespeare comments on reputation as a treasure greater than wealth. It contrasts stealing purse with stealing good name, arguing a damaged name impoverishes more than money.
The Comanche Chief invites all women to mail their best recipes to The Cookery Editor. February's edition will name the first winner, who may visit Heflin's Studio for a photography sitting.
A vintage recipe lists eggs sugar milk lemon extract bread flour salt and baking powder. Mix beat and dissolve, then combine dry ingredients and chill. Roll on a floured board shape into rings fry in hot fat and drain on paper or a wire rack.
Instructions for a jelly cake using sugar milk flour and a roll technique. The method calls for thin sheet cake cooled on a towel, spread with jelly, rolled, and dipped in sugar or icing. The note attributes the recipe to Elsie Tupin.
The convalescent should receive varied meals as weak digestion and poor appetite tire of sameness. Illness affects mind as well as body, requiring patience. Recovering fever patients may crave large liquid portions while solids stay small. Bisque of Clam and Sago, Prune Whip, and Pineapple Pudding are described as simple nourishing options.
The page explains that advertisements by local dealers form part of daily life, urging readers to recognize thoughtful business conduct, courtesy, and sound judgment as virtues that reward both merchants and customers, and to note the advantages offered.
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