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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1971
Page
30
A luncheon menu suggests Filled Salad Rolls as a spring and summer specialty. The dish combines a chilled salad with savory hot bread and a light dessert, praised for quick assembly and elegance for weekend family or luncheon guests.
The article notes extreme land concentration in Mexico prior to the 1910 uprising, with under 4 percent of farmers owning land. It abruptly shifts to a long, quirky set of cooking instructions for almond and salmon fillings, butterflake rolls, and browning almonds, mixing fact and recipe miscellany.
Abundant readers share humorous misinterpretations and etiquette quandaries. A Texas couple jokes about restroom labels and animal terms, while others question wedding invites, gifts, kleptomania, and pocket hygiene. Abby provides tongue in cheek guidance to each reader.
Step by step tie dye instructions for a Father's Day gift. Describes folding, banding, color combinations, and dyeing on cotton, silk, and satin fabrics with guidance on rinsing and finishing for unique, original patterns.
Wool washing method from Wool Board researchers outlines preparing dye solutions with liquid or powder Canberra Sol dye in hot water. Heat to simmer, dye wool then stir for ten minutes, rinse fabric to avoid shrinking or loss of shape. Includes cautions about testing and machine washing.
A guide outlines making colorful cotton terry towel aprons that are easy to care for and machine washable. It details cutting towels, sewing borders, binding neck openings with bias tape, and finishing edges with cotton ball fringe for a bright look. The article also notes a description of Phobos as a dark moon observed in the solar system.
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