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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1935
Page
9
A short, old fashioned recipe note outlines several hearty dishes serving eight, featuring sausage with rice cakes, beef and rice casserole, cabbage wraps, and fried patties. It provides steps to brown meats, simmer in bouillon, bake casseroles, roll leaves, and finish with sauces, noting temperatures around 350 to 400 degrees and approximate times.
Fragmented text shows recipes for desserts and a salad with apples and custards, plus a schedule about Prince Makonnon and a brief about a skunk incident at Princeton and a deputy sheriff’s action. Names include Addis Ababa era references and Ethiopian royalty context. The piece blends cooking instructions with historical notes and local news briefs.
A fragment notes that a person treated in the infirmary and accused of misinformation about dormitory mates and Warters, asserting that claims of abandonment were untrue and that no gue mack was used.
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