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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
3
Frozen desserts delight in warm weather and are easy to make at home. The article explains gentle freezing, milk and junket recipes for children, and tips for faster chilling, smoother texture, and sweeter flavors. It includes a junket ice cream recipe and notes on using salt and ice for proper freezing.
Custards provide a protein boost using eggs and milk. The amount of eggs to milk determines thickness, with six eggs per four cups of milk for large puddings. Bake in hot water at 325 degrees F and avoid overcooking or curdling for a smooth, firm custard that even milk-averse kids may enjoy.
Sponge cake tops summer menus for lightness and ease with fruit or ice cream. The guide notes true sponge methods use beaten egg whites with cream of tartar or vinegar for leavening, folding gently to keep volume, and baking at a slow 320 degrees.
Milam McAllister an 11 year old, with brothers Luther 16 and Lester Stevens 13, confessed to authorities in Greenville Missouri that they wounded Sheriff White of Wayne County during an ambush last Monday. Sheriff White suffered a wound to the left arm as he and Stable George Woods were returning an escaped patient to Farmington hospital. Frank McAllister was also mentioned in the report.
Milum said three boys gathering berries near the highway heard a car approach and the Stevens boy urged him to shoot. Milum fired and struck the sheriff as authorities report an assault charge.
About 100 men from Chetopa chased A R Smith a 46 year old Black man accused of adultery to Oswego. Sheriff Alfred Coad pre warned, Smith moved to safety. Mob dispersed at Oswego after learning he was not in jail.
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