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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1941
Page
3
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Mrs. A. Lindquist of Scobey shares a mutton souffle recipe using ground cooked mutton butter flour milk and eggs with onion or parsley then baked in a buttered dish. Mrs. Fred J. Adams of Melstone offers a spring salad molding lemon jello with cabbage celery cucumber pickles pimento and mayonnaise served on lettuce.
A historical recipe outlines mixing white sugar eggs shortening molasses soda and apple sauce with cornmeal flour spices and dried fruits. Dampen a heavy cloth with flour and wrap the batter for steaming to finish.
David Mellich about 30 is recovering in a Kalispell hospital after an attempted suicide by hanging from a tree at the city edge. Bert Mellich reported his son’s unexplained disappearance to sheriff’s officers, and Deputy Hedman helped recover him. It is believed the man faced a selective service physical exam and worry over the summons.
Clarence Giles, Glendive auctioneer and former world record holder for swimming the Yellowstone River 88 miles in 7 74 hours, will swim from Miles City to Glendive while a saddle horse and rider race overland toward the same destination. Frank C. Hughes promotes the event from Glendive and Squirrel Island Me.
Advertises Pattern 188 a princess seam front buttoning house frock designed for full figures. Details include flat front, long or short sleeves, optional collar and pocket pair, and sizes 34 to 48. Requires 4 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 36. Send 15 cents to Pattern Department M.N. at 70 Fifth Avenue New York.
Government promotes a national health defense program stressing optimum daily nutrients. It highlights the value of fresh seasonal foods, especially California produce, and urges a nutritious breakfast with fruit and orange juice to supply vitamins A C and others. Sample menus include eggs in orange rings, creamed dried beef, ham, bacon, omelets, biscuits and jams to fortify against winter stress.
The article advises bed rest as the best defense against influenza and complications like pneumonia. It emphasizes limiting crowds, warm baths, hot drinks, laxatives to keep bowels open, and quinine to reduce fever and pain. Diet should be bland during acute illness with soft foods, and cautious convalescence to prevent relapse.
Roll out the dough and bake butterscotch pecan rolls with a marmalade or jelly snack, tea or coffee. Recipe uses flour, baking powder, salt, butter, milk, brown sugar, and chopped pecan meats, yields 10 to 32 rolls. bake at 425 F then 350 F for 20 minutes.
The United States moves to strengthen Panama Canal defenses by establishing two air bases on the strategically located British island of Saint Lucia. In other notes, postal workers report unsealed letters and partial stamps in Canton New York.
Montana State College extension foods expert explains pan broiling sautéing frying and braising. She defines pandroil ing as cooking without added fat or water with the skillet uncovered. Sauteing means browning in a little fat and turning to prevent sticking.
The defendant pleaded guilty in federal court to one count of income tax evasion for 1937 to 1939. Scalise, already serving 10 to 20 years for union embezzlement, was brought from Sing Sing to face an indictment alleging a $103000 government fraud.
The passage explains braising tough cuts likeSwiss steak and pot roast, cooking fat and steam to tenderize. Proper braising makes these cuts fork tender at table, with or without added liquid.
A Melbourne suburb family reports a gate notice reading Beware of the Agapanthus If at tacked do not run but walk slowly backwards The Sydney Bulletin notes the sign achieved claimed 100 percent efficiency and deterred hawkers and canvassers.
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