Sister Mary’s Kitchen Recipe Notes and Menu Follies
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century kitchen column by Mrs. Mary E. Dague discusses substitutions for sweet milk using sour milk and soda, baking tips, and a sour milk based dessert. It includes a sample Desert as used with baking soda, and a Monday menu with breakfast and dinner items, listing ingredients and methods in a dense, OCR-heavy style. The text preserves era tone and stray references to recipes, measurements, and cooking instructions.
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Polson Canning Factory Plans Advance
A Polson planning committee pushes ahead with establishing a cannery. They aim to file incorporation papers in Washington for approval and set stock requirements for producer ownership. Oregon State College representatives return with guidance to target a 60,609 case annual output and a 25,000 case initial milestone, citing favorable market conditions.
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Mozambican Market Sees Daily Duster and Cream Production Rise
Mono ROME CREAMFRYE Brand Duster and Joe Cream promote quality and service at Eat Ride Grocery amid climate conditions. Market places in Mozambique report increasing daily production tons of avane arn sold, reflecting new funding and community support.
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Mozambique
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