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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
18
Homey fall dish with sausage and apples. Step by step methods cover browning sausage links, preparing glazed apple rings, and serving with squash, green beans, and cabbage sandwich. Includes baked bread and apricot bread ingredients and instructions for mixing and baking.
The Enterprise notes the iKeyline HD Club plans a cake sale to raise funds for clubhouse repairs. About 15 members attended. Miss Mathews led a demonstration and activity while Cottes news and Chaney provided terse updates.
The Crossview Citizens Committee sought court action to halt private leasing of a one mile beachfront strip on Santa Rosa Island. The case targets Okatoors County and the Gulf property leased to the Island Amusement Go. Tom Brooks of Fort Walton represented the company urging a lease on the three mile stretch recently obtained from the federal government.
Readable fragment describes pouring into pans and baking in a moderate oven at 380 degrees F for an hour. Yields two large servings.
Perky Pinkster Cookies offer a playful treat with nine cookies prompting Mothy ert. The text touts their popularity and suggests serving them as attractive tea fare or dessert. A recipe variation approach invites using different jams and fillings to create colorful versions.
A fragment from The Dothan Eagle describes cooking notes for an almond based cookie mixture and a Chilean pot roast. It includes steps for browning beef, adding tomato juice and beans, simmering till tender, and serving with potatoes and a gelatin salad. The text also notes Pinksters cookies with pecans and raspberry cream, and mentions the New York German consulate building in midtown Manhattan near the United Nations Secretariat.
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