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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1968
Page
8
Autumn breakfast feature with pecan pancakes and cranberry orange sauce. Mentions cranberry and pecan harvests in New England and the South, provides ingredients and basic cooking steps for batter and sauce.
American adaptation of a hot bread from India. Prepare a dough with flour shortening salt and cheddar, roll ultra thin, cut two inch rounds, and fry in hot oil until puffed and golden. Reheat leftovers briefly and serve hot. Makes about three dozen.
Winter is the season for spring house shopping and weighing ready made versus custom builds. The piece outlines pros and cons of first homes in development areas, long driveways, isolation versus light and view, and the value of professional guidance to balance layout, landscaping, and prices.
The swordfish earns its name from the extended upper jaw that forms a long pointed blade used to strike prey and deter threats.
A guide promotes diverse sleeve styles for homemade garments. It details one piece and two piece sleeves, pairing methods, matching right and left sleeves, and setting in sleeves with steps for smooth cap curvature using busting stitches and steam shrinking. The feature touts an INSTANT SEWING Book chapter with eleven sleeve types and over 500 illustrations.
Florence Alabama Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs sponsors a Show Me Trip touring the TVA region of North Alabama. Saturday noon tours include a picnic at Spring Park and an afternoon sightseeing trip with a buffet dinner. Sunday morning visits Ivy Green home of Helen Keller. Reservations with Ardith Glenn. Co chairs Doris Hargett Celest Alexander. Registration 9 to 12 Saturday.
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