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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1932
Page
3
The article urges greater use of eggs, especially hard boiled, highlighting their protein iron and vitamins A and D. It notes cheap prices, digestion ease, and provides several vintage style recipes such as poached eggs with cheese sauce and baked tomatoes, stressing careful preparation and serving hot.
A garbled excerpt recreates a pie recipe with steps for crust preparation bake times and custard filling. It mentions stirring eggs butter milk and sugar, folding in cornstarch or flour, and baking until set with a chocolate or custard filling. The text also includes stray phrases about oven heat and serving ideas.
A fragmented recipe page lists a meat loaf serving twelve with pork, lamb or beef, chopped vegetables, onions, peppers, and seasonings. It outlines buttered baking dish steps, a vegetable side with peas, and a potato dessert or crust option, plus baking times and temperatures.
A vintage recipe describes arranging ham with olives and hard cooked eggs as a garnish. It details assembling a jelly mold with minced ham, olives, eggs, anchoring with gelatin, and chilling until set. The finished dish is served on a bed of lettuce with mayonnaise and thinly sliced cucumber, claimed to be edible and decorative.
New York June 35 Mrs O H P Belmonts recovery from serious illness is hailed as another sign of her indomitable spirit. A former social leader and pioneer suffragist, she shaped New York society, funded charities, and led campaigns for womens rights including chairing the National Woman's Party. She remains active despite years of public life.
Helena Independent outlines a government booklet by Frederic J. Haskin and Louise Stanley on making ice cream without stirring. It promotes home economic aid, includes 12 illustrations, and suggests requesting copies from Washington for Fourth of July use. It notes postal rates and urges quick action before July 6.
Washington June 23 Commander Evangeline Roath of the Salvation Army will deliver the invocation opening the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on June 27 The request for the invocation came from Anna Beth Marbury a New York Democratic National Committee nominee and was signed by every Democratic National Committee woman in a petition to the arrangements committee A telegram signed by Janet Morne Lambert Tackron and Nellie Taylor Ross expressed pleasure in offering the invocation and assured Miss Booth of broad support from Democratic women through their representatives
A mixed, fragmented page describes making watermelon rind preserves with steps for preparing rind, sugar syrup, and canning. It also outlines a salmon mousse or bake recipe with parsley and lemon, then briefly notes a syndicate planning floating hotels 1,000 feet long in the Atlantic open to members.
This piece outlines economical food planning for tight budgets. It highlights inexpensive meat like lamb shoulder and shanks, cheaper liver options, and braising methods. It lists affordable vegetables and canned goods, plus simple fruits and whole grains. It provides example menus centered on low cost, nutritious meals.
A breakfast feature with multiple old fashioned recipes including a fused omelet batter, a nutty bran biscuit method, cereal omelet, cream of spinach soup, and bacon cheese toast. It provides steps, measurements, and oven guidance for each dish, presenting a full kitchen section style.
A guide on afternoon tea as a cherished rite with tips for serving hot or cold tea, setting a simple charming ambiance, and decoration ideas. Includes recipes for Orange Blossom Punch, Ceylon Cup, and a fish salad, plus a note about infantile paralysis germs entering via nasal passages.
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