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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1952
Page
14
A promotional item extols Ac'cent monosodium glutamate as a flavor booster that restores natural tastes lost in processing. It urges use in cooking, including a chicken recipe with seasoned flour, vegetables, wine, and Ac'cent, yielding six servings.
A concise guide explains that a well balanced diet relies on seven basic food groups. It lists daily servings of vegetables, fruits, milk, meat, grain, and fats, stressing vitamins, minerals, protein, and energy. The aim is to meet individual needs and banish food fears with varied daily choices.
Recipe describes making custards with Mounds bars, mixing ergs sugar salt vanilla and milk, pouring into six six ounce cups, baking in a water bath at 325 F for 35 minutes, cooling and turning out onto dishes. Chocolate coconut sauce may drizzle over while serving warm or chilled.
Mrs Eleanor Winans of Barbara Curtis Home Service Bureau will present an illustrated talk on 1952 American interior design trends at Bridgeville High School Auditorium on Monday April 21 1952 at 8:00 p m. The program includes colored slides and demonstrations of carpets fabrics and wallpapers plus guidance on mixing furnishing periods and room schemes. She is known for homemaker guidance work and has appeared on radio and Canadian broadcasts outlining style trends for home makers.
Miss Blanche Stetler visits relatives in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Charles Fountain and Mr. Norman Adams with daughter spend time with family in Pennsylvania. Virginia Davidson and two children visit mother Grace Horsey over Easter. Johnson Sisters host relatives Sunday. Debbie Fountain at home Sunday. Reese Adams family visit his parents. Minnie Adams Easter with sister and niece here. Sally Lare and Marian Robinson shop in Wilmington. Sunday School at Bloomery next Sunday at 10 a m. Mildred Smith Hazel Williams Eunice Wright visit Marian Robinson Thursday. Rotenone proposed to treat cattle for grubs to curb heel flies in spring.
The County Agent Says continues from page 14 and highlights a USDA University of Maryland bulletin by Eliza beth Beveridge. It covers good light comfort, avoiding glare, shadow management, lamp and fixture choices including fluorescent tubes, and family lighting needs with charts and tables. Free copies are available via county Extension offices or Bulletin Room, Symons Hall, University of Maryland, College Park.
It is advised to store leftover egg whites in a tightly covered jar in the refrigerator for up to ten days. Use them in prune whip angel cake or meringue as needed.
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