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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1951
Page
4
A vintage dessert recipe outlines a gelatinous chocolate cake method. Soften gelatine in milk, melt chocolate with sugar and salt, combine yolks, heat briefly, fold in beaten whites, then mix with chocolate. Chill in a leaf pan, unmold, frost with whipped cream, and garnish with morsels and pecans. Serves 6 to 8.
A bright Sunday breakfast feature presents Fruited French Toast tested by Nancy Holmes and staff. Beat eggs with orange juice and nutmeg, fry in margarine, then top with banana slices and serve hot with maple syrup and broiled bacon or ham.
When diagnosed with tuberculosis, patients are advised to go to a tuberculosis hospital for complete rest, good meals, and medical tests under doctors and nurses. Hospital care reduces distractions, provides rest, nourishment, and necessary equipment, and helps prevent spread of disease.
Wally Campbell of Trenton New Jersey drove cars 40 and 85 to victory in both features at the Delaware Speedway event before about 1600 fans. Campbell set fast times and outmaneuvered Lou Johnson and other rivals as 28 Sportsmen and Full-Modified entries competed. Johnson blew a tire and retired, while Jake Twilley and Chuck Houlihan chased in the running order.
In a flag race led by a lightning rd, Lou Johnson drove Car 4A with Oliver West in No 60 finishing fourth and fifth. Campbell posted 7 minutes 2915 seconds for the 72 mile event. Car 71 skippered by Preston Niblett disrupted veteran Ireddie White early, causing damage. Heat results list Baughley, Martin, Long in Sportsmen. West, Campbell, Marriott in second heat. Campbell, Johnson, Martin in the third heat.
Five U S presidents endorsed the nationwide Buddy Poppy sale begun in 1922. Letters of endorsement were sent by Presidents Harding Coolidge Hoover Roosevelt Truman, all participating in annual ceremonies. Since 1922 the White House has received the first Buddy Poppy each year via an orphan from the V F W National Home for Widows and Orphans at Maton Rapids, Michigan. The Veterans Administration also officially endorses the campaign.
The V F W campaign advocates production of small symbolic flowers by disabled veterans in government hospitals and soldiers homes to raise morale and awareness.
When planning your garden select vegetables rich in Vitamins A B C K and I. The piece highlights produce rich in each vitamin and a list of 12 vegetables with multiple contents. Appears in May 13 issue of The American Weekly, Baltimore Sunday American. Subscribe for The Journal Today.
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