Simple hostess menu ideas for casual gatherings
Practical guide for informal entertaining with easy to prepare foods. Includes a cheese platter plan, apricot parfait recipe, lemon pie filling shells, sponge cake and ice cream desserts, and a cardinal beverage. Emphasizes quick, unfussy snacks and a light tea time or afternoon visit atmosphere.
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Kitchen Tips From Lynn Says
Fresh eggs should be stored in a tightly covered container in the refrigerator with no extra space. Unbroken yolks go into water in a covered container, while broken yolks are kept as described. Leftover yolks can be cooked and used in sandwiches. Onion juice is best scraped with a knife edge or spoon. Raisins and sticky fruits grind best when the grinder is heated. Sour milk can be made by adding vinegar or lemon juice to milk and warming until it curdles.
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A historical crossword lists across clues such as Great fear Manila hemp and June bug and down clues including Go by brother of Cain ships of a country and frozen water. The puzzle pairs diverse terms from 1 to 45 with many abbreviations and cryptic-like hints.
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Brother of Cain
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Pattern No 8307 for children dresses in four sizes
The Spring and Summer Issue of FASHION provides sewing guidance for home dress makers. It lists pattern No 8307 for sizes 1 to 5 years and notes yardage for a size 2 dress. The issue includes special features and an easy to make style with a free pattern printed in the book.
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Safe and convenient placement for small electric appliances
Small electric appliances must be kept in dry level places to prevent damage and injury. Tables and counters are suitable. drainboards are unsafe due to water, spills, and slippage. Keep cords out of the way, avoid window sills, and never place appliances where rain could reach the heating element.
Elevators Carry 17 Billion Passengers Worldwide
The article notes about 17 billion passengers travel by elevator annually and more than 241 million miles are covered. It reports 5,000 new elevators began operating in U S metropolitan areas in early 1948 at an estimated cost of 60 million dollars.
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