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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1946
Page
8
A guide to making tasteful muffins and quick breads with basic tips on mixing, texture, and flaky biscuits. Includes Cheese Muffins recipe with ingredients, mixing steps, and baking instructions, plus variations like prune muffins for added flavor.
The excerpt lists calf liver menus with sides and a series of biscuit recipes and standards. It features spice muffins, a note on method, and detailed biscuit formulas including plain, apple sauce, and buttermilk varieties, with oven temperatures and times. It ends with a stamp of release by Western Newspaper Union.
Notes from a newspaper man with humor on Stalin rumors Edison sartorial woes and New York politics. A parade of dramatic quips, theatre folk sightings, and social pleasantries from Truman to Roosevelt, with witty captions and celeb lore.
Eye cookery tips describe sugar balance for meringue and refrigeration handling. Rules include two tablespoons sugar per egg white, avoid washing eyes before refrigeration, and avoid placing meringue on hot pie. Central advice covers cracking eggs with a dull knife and adding water to egg white for volume.
A Moody Bible Institute lesson reflects on Leviticus and Psalms, urging joy in fellowship with God through His feasts. It traces Sabbath rest, Passover, Unleavened Bread, Firstfruits, Pentecost, Trumpets, Atonement, and Tabernacles as spiritual lessons pointing to holiness, redemption, and future restoration.
Pattern No 8958a specifies sizes 12 14 16 18 and MW with size 14, short sleeves. Requires 446 yards of fabric for 35 or 39 inch width and instructions to use scraps for applique.
A city councilman was invited by the American Legion post to speak at Memorial Day events alongside the mayor and a high school pupil reciting Gettysburg Address. The program ends with a firing squad salute.
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