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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1974
Page
7
During scarce sugar periods in the Westward era and World War II households relied on molasses for moister baked goods and added nutrition. Brer Rabbit researched sugar free recipes. two examples are Molasses Pecan Pie and Golden Fruit Bars using light and dark molasses, walnuts, raisins, spices, and optional coconut.
A quick filling morning drink blends milk orange juice and sugar with vanilla ice cream, served over corn flakes. The Cream and Crunch Breakfast Shake makes about 2 cups and can be stored briefly in the freezer before serving.
Raleigh article covers choosing paint types colors and finishes for rooms. It notes light colors enlarge small spaces and dark colors shrink large rooms, with swatches shown in daylight and artificial light. It explains gloss semigloss and flat finishes and contrasts oil based versus latex paints for durability cleanup and staining resistance.
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