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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1951
Page
8
A reader offers economical main dish ideas balancing meat with potatoes lentils and vegetables. Recipes include Parsley Spaghetti with Barbecued Lamb Skillet Noodles and Beef Goulash and Lamb Paprika with bacon onions tomatoes and caraway. Also tips on storage including honey spices fish and fats.
Price Administrator Di Salle discovers grain and grain-derived foods fall outside price control due to farm lobby exemptions. He must seek congressional rewrite in January. He arrives in Washington with no staff or phone and vows to tackle rising costs despite limited powers.
Lynn advises on keeping sweet syrups briefly in cool dark places to preserve flavor. She urges using fresh chicken within a day or two and storing it wrapped in waxed paper in the refrigerator. Tea and coffee lose flavor if not kept tightly covered, best kept in a cool dry place.
Instructions describe keeping ivy in water with charcoal, oiling houseplants to bloom, and two methods to prevent candles from heading. It covers making candles from ruined wax, dipping holders in hot water, and adding wicks and weights. It also explains washing leather gloves in lukewarm soapy water, using oil for softness, and cleaning rings with a toothbrush and baking soda.
A simple glue method soaks tapioca in water for scrapbook use. A sandwich spread mixes ground luncheon meat with sweet pickles, moistened by mayonnaise or creamy dressing, served on one slice of whole wheat and one slice of white bread.
To clean pearls and amber beads rub olive oil on them with a piece of flannel or chamois. Use only a small amount of oil and gentle pressure to avoid damage.
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