Seafood Soups and Desserts Highlight Coastal Cooking
Coastal cooks can make nourishing soups from fish and shellfish using canned broth and simple additions. Recipes include clam broth with lemon and whipped cream, scallop and shrimp soups, and a rich lemon sponge pie for dessert.
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Mary E. Dague
NEA Service
Tomorrow's Menu From the Meal Plan Card
Breakfast shows grape fruit juice poached eggs on milk toast whole wheat and raisin muffins milk coffee Lunch features shrimp stew Chinese cabbage and olive salad toasted muffins lemon sponge pie grape juice Dinner offers English beefsteak pudding steamed potatoes in parsley butter leeks on cream sauce celery nut date salad marshmallow pudding milk and coffee
Sea Lions Inland In Willamette River At Oregon City
Sea lions common to the North Pacific have appeared far inland in the Willamette River at Oregon City, Oregon. Officials note no prior inland records as the town sits about 115 miles from the ocean.
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Oregon City
Ore
Williamette River
North Pacific
Washington described as human, not perfect, by UNC Greensboro dean
Dr. W. C. Jackson, dean of Administration at Woman's College of UNC Greensboro, spoke at High Point College on George Washington. He portrayed Washington as a typical Virginian aristocrat with hobbies and love affairs, noting he ran a distillery earning about $1700, and warned against idealizing him for modern problems. Dr. P. S. Kennett introduced the speaker.
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Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina At
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George Washington
High Point College
Washington
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Baptist Church
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P. S. Kennett
Larceny trial continues in High Point auto theft case
Testimony proceeds in Superior court at Greensboro on Roy Ingram and co defendant Millard Hendrix in a car theft ring tied to a High Point automobile. Hendrix becomes state’s witness. Other defendants and dates set for March 9 as cases move through the underwriters detection bureau investigation. Hunters killed 150 tons of American eagles in Alaska between 1917 and 1928.
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Millard Hendrix
Greensboro
Superior Court
High Point
Ingram
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Hendrix
Alaska
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