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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1942
Page
4
Reading through this recipe filled column, readers learn to cook cabbage and other vegetables uncovered in water, regulate ovens with a thermometer, and craft sauces with mushroom soup and cheese. It covers jams, freezers, gelatin desserts, baking powder use, broiling fish, egg beaters, peppers as garnish, and a cheese butter spread for bread.
A reader requests a spot on page three to place classified ads. The note indicates ongoing interest in publishing opportunities and suggests availability for timely listings and notices.
A fruit salad recipe combines coconut with pineapple white cherries peaches and oranges folded with marshmallows and a cream mayonnaise blend. The mixture is frozen in trays or molds using ice and salt, chilled four hours, unmolded, sliced, and served on lettuce with extra mayonnaise garnish for eight servings.
A user named Lilly White shares a simple recipe for chicken turnovers. She details ingredients like mushrooms onion parsley celery chicken broth and cold chicken with hard boiled eggs. Puff pastry fills with chicken mix and turnovers are baked until bronzed.
A concise reflection by Mary Baker Eddy notes that saving faith arises not from a person but from Truth's presence and power. The soul, not sense, receives and gives it, emphasizing inner spiritual perception over external authority.
A quotation from Stoughton notes that faith by itself does nothing, but with God it accomplishes all. It emphasizes reliance on divine guidance and power in action.
Edwin Seaver and Rotin McKown laud Stephen Vincent Benet for a record edition of his Selected Works while noting his Pulitzer winning John Brown's Body and The Devil and Daniel Webster. The piece lists Benet’s family, origins, education, and marriage, and includes a satirical aside about Sir Philip Gibbs. It closes with a caricature of Nazi leader Hitler as the carpet-eater, via a reference in The Fee We Face.
Washington faces a clash of expert opinions on rapid synthetic rubber production. The piece echoes Pope’s line about doctors disagreeing, noting that political leaders must resolve competing methods and timings amid wartime pressures.
Administrators disagree with leaders of 14 major oil firms, 5 top chemical companies, and 4 large rubber manufacturers. They agreed with Secretary of Commerce Jones in April to supply all synthetic rubber for civilian and military needs, but none have received government approval to proceed.
Maryland farmers storing wheat on farms should ensure dry airtight containers free of moisture. Expert Ray W. Carpenter advises using draft paper to make storage buildings grain tight and notes cleansing wheat of weed seeds and chaff reduces fumigation costs.
Mr. Carpenter explains several cooling and drying methods for recently threshed wheat. Options include on site cleaning, spreading in a thin layer, moving grain between bins via portable elevators, and running grain through fanning mills to remove moisture. Success depends on air temperature and humidity to prevent sour odor.
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