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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
34
The article outlines light, nutritious desserts for warm weather, with recipes for mince meat sweets, mocha chiffon pie, orange coconut pie, and coconut velvet cream. It aims for simple prep, chilling steps, and flexible serving options suitable for picnics and family meals.
A playful list suggests using a jar of barbecue sauce in the refrigerator to flavor barbecue frankfurters. It adds a kidney bean salad fresh greens sherbet or chiffon pie and begins with tomato juice and lettuce wedge. The menu includes creamed asparagus eggs on toast a citrus salad and apricot upside down cake a la mode.
A dated cooking note outlines serving ideas for oasts and chops with prune and citrus additions. It lists boil prunes, slice lemons, simmer with sugar and ginger, and suggests olive accretions and mustard mayonnaise as spreadable fillings. It also mentions potato soup, corn chowder, and a hot apricot drink with cinnamon sticks.
A quick skillet dish for four uses one pound beef salt pepper drained tomatoes and chopped onion. Add shredded American cheese and parsley to finish for a flavorful melt.
A playful overview of simple desserts and savory tweaks. It suggests peach halves filled with marshmallows broiled until melted, meat mixture shaped into small loaves with sauce, and pork chops browned with chili powder for a bright flavor. It ends with a tomato juice glaze for color.
Monday meeting at Union church and Middlesex County Extension Service discussed the Christmas pack gifts. Catholic Women's Club of Garrisle plans an old fashioned bean supper at St Elizabeths Chapel Bedford Road this Saturday night with two seatings at 5 30 and 6 30. Brig Gen Otis M Whitney National Guard and Governor's Council member has been on active duty for the past fortnight at Fort Rodman in New Bedford.
Dave Fender, self taught portraitist from Ridgeview, endures poverty and critics' jeers while pursuing acknowledgment. After years of toil and a forged Titian likeness, Italy's top critic confirms the work resembles Titian but is Fender’s own creation, challenging American critics who derided him.
The United States Civil Service Commission announced exams for a crash and structural firefighter at Laurence G. Hanscom Field Bedford with a $3 200 yearly pay. Applicants need two years firefighting experience including six months fighting aircraft crash fires. Also listed are laborer, custodial laborer, stationary boiler fireman, heating operating engineers and plumber steam fitter positions in Bedford and the Lawrence labor market area. Applications go to the Cambridge Air Force Research Center and regional civil service offices.
A health column urges recognizing two million disabled Americans who can work with modern rehabilitation. It describes hospital training, artificial limbs, braces, hearing aids, and placement services in 48 states. Emphasizes vocational rehab during a time of national mobilization and aging demographics.
A fragment notes a family prize total of 10 323 dollars in 1939 with mentions of locations and individuals, indicating a historic winnings reference. The readable text cites a specific sum linked to a family event and community context.
Sunday dinner plan with simple dishes for a midcentury meal. Includes baked fish fillets with butter, hot lemon parsley garnish, French fries, Lima beans, and a half baked angel food cake with chocolate coffee sauce and chopped nuts.
In Hickory North Carolina Jimmy Man reeled in a nighthawk while resting on the bank of Lake Hickory. The bird paused to bathe but suffered no injuries. Frenk lin P. Jones cautions about men claiming women are poor listeners.
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