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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1956
Page
7
Cecily Brownstone shares quick potato topping ideas for ham meals. She describes velvet whipped potatoes with Parmesan and cream, a noodles Romanoff style dish, a snap bean and cream sauce casserole with onions and mushrooms, and a crisp onion topping. A pear garnish recipe with spiced pear preserves follows, detailing ingredients, prep, and storage.
Mary Haworth writes about 13 years of marriage with Jim, three children, and a comfortable home. She laments his laziness with maintenance and reliance on paid service, while she enjoys homemaking and complains chores fall to her, seeking guidance on handling lawn care, minor repairs, and other household tasks.
Mary Haworth counsels readers to avoid nagging and share the load. She suggests letting Jim appoint outside help, learning basic upkeep, and planning joint minor chores to reduce friction and improve home maintenance.
A recipe for breakfast corn meal cakes aimed at teens and families. It notes quick mixing with self rising corn meal and flour, milk egg and shortening, and provides quantities to yield about 12 to 14 cakes. Instructions cover mixing, cooking on a preheated griddle, and reheating or freezing for later use.
Rice remains a staple worldwide and is key in menu planning due to versatility and economy. Extension specialist Ruby P. Uzzle notes several varieties from white and brown to converted and precooked rice, with wild rice being pricier and slower to cook.
Raleigh reports the North Carolina Dairy Industry will showcase milk production processing distribution and nutrition at the 1956 State Fair. This fourth year features dairy products after tobacco small grain and cotton in prior exhibitions. A large exhibit space near the livestock arena will host the dairy display. Dip your jelly bag in hot water and wring it out well before using it when you are making jelly.
Local congestion in upper bronchial tubes and muscle pain call for fast relief. Musterole and stimulating mustard oil provide warming comfort to the chest and throat. extra strong versions claim faster results.
Raleigh report notes dairy processing plants could supply water in emergencies. Federal Civil Defense conference highlighted the idea. Stroudsburg Pennsylvania provided water in milk cartons after hurricane Diane. Dallas Texas dairies packaged water to solve high salt content.
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