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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
8
The article argues ice cream may be viewed as a national dish, praising its nutritional value for bone and teeth. It notes evaporated milk enhances affordability and nutrition, reflecting home economics aims to promote a nutritious treat. It outlines three important reasons supporting evaporated milk use.
A historical discussion on evaporated milk detailing its removal of water, higher solids, and fine texture in ice cream. It notes the sterile properties, the impact on creaminess, and safety steps like heating milk and cream to specific temperatures before mixing into ice cream preparations.
Garden Club plans a July 12 gathering with Miss Helen Hurling while Needlecraft Club hosts Mrs M M Mulford on Friday. Baptist Ladies meet July 14 at T C Sheldon home, followed by picnic. W C T U to meet July 15 with a covered dish supper. Socials include a Pollock Pollock Pollock wedding June 28 in Riverside and two anniversary celebrations in Eldora with family gatherings and a Whitwood reunion at Riverside Park July 1. Weiner family camp at Riverview Park July 1–6 with eight states represented and John Nissen linked to the Weiner group.
The article praises quick weekend meals for summer with nourishing vegetables and fruit. It suggests menus that are cool and easy, including a creamy vegetable soup, omelet, fresh fruit dessert, ice cream, pudding, and simple dressings like a creamy salad dressing made from mayonnaise, evaporated milk and fruit juice.
A fragmented recipe describes chocolate velvet cream with evaporated milk and whipped cream. It mentions butter water sugar and gelatin, with steps to heat dilute pour over yolks and eggs, whip, fold in whites, and chill for several hours.
Residents from Eagle City to Eldora share Sunday calls and weekend trips. Darrel Pepperting and Willi Tremle were among those seen in town. Mrs. Marshall Scote visited relatives. Alvin Midred traveled with son JL to Lowen. Roy Stacey’s marriage to Miss How’s daughter prompts community congratulations. Deeds and property records list transfers including Pearl Carter and Conrad Ga, with several parcel descriptions and dates. Hardin County observations note missed mail, requested copies, and local grafts in a rustic Ledger entry style.
Mrs. Joseph Fuge showed a cut from the Pt. Worth Star Telegram featuring Joan Touch daughter of the late H. Ht. Jbach who would perform to aid milk and ice fund for war fund. Also notices shoe sale at BOS'S offering reduced Outing Shoes at 2.06.
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