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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1964
Page
11
A compact collection of kitchen notes and recipes including Mace Crisps, a beef stew dinner, beef patties with brown rice, and a corn meal casserole side. It lists ingredients, quantities, and basic bake steps for cookies, beef dishes, and a baked chicken Parmesan style dish, plus a dessert and beverage ideas.
A kitchen note describes a broccoli and mushroom dish with method and measurements. It guides trimming broccoli, slicing stalks, and preparing a butter mushroom mix, then simmering until tender. The result yields six to eight servings.
A home cooking excerpt describes a 4 lb veal breast stuffed with bread stuffing and herbs, cooked in a covered pan at 350 degrees for 1 1/2 to 2 hours, with onion and celery sautéed first. It also includes a user query about finishing a denim article with pinking to stop ravelling after washing.
Instructions describe three methods for finishing a seam in sewing. Edge-stitching, stitching raw edges, and pinking then stitching are outlined with steps and measurements for foldings, seam allowances, and trimming to achieve a neat seam.
A vintage page offers a pink molded grapefruit gelatin dessert recipe using pink gelatin, rose wine, and white wine poured into four molds and chilled. It also includes practical sewing tips from a home arts column on seam bulk, trimming allowances, clipping curves for scooped necks, underlining silk garments, and easing at stress points to prevent wrinkles and seam slippage.
A hearty four serving meat pie recipe uses veal ham and apples with a crust of cracker crumbs and a buttered mash topping. Steps include sautéing onion, browning meat, simmering with water cloves thyme and lemon peel, then baking in crusts before topping with instant mashed potatoes and finishing to brown.
A reader asks when teenage girls will stop dressing harshly. Ann Landers advises the trend will pass if ignored and jokes about breaking mirrors. Another letter questions unexpected money found in a husband’s shoe linked to past gambling. advice suggests prudence and humor about infidelity.
Natalie Gittelson reviews how rainwear has evolved from functional protection to chic wardrobe statements. From glossy vinyl trenches to nylon suits and capes, designers blend practicality with glamour, inspiring “nanny look” outfits and bold new rain wraps for spring and summer wear.
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