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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1957
Page
3
The passage describes pouring boiling water into chocolate batter and baking in a 350 degree oven for about an hour. It suggests whipped cream sweetened with crushed peppermint and mint ice or ice cream as a serving option. It also mentions two vegetable accompaniments for baked ham: carrots and a special bean dish.
A recipe row describes making a carrot soufflé style ring mold with butter flour milk eggs and carrots folded with egg whites baked in a water bath then unmolded and filled with hot buttered lima beans. The bean dish combines beans onion parsley thyme lemon juice and paprika sautéed onions folded into beans served to six.
Aprons were the focus at Farm Women Society 10 in Lancaster at Miss Eliza Esbenshade’s home. Members displayed a frieze of aprons from old to new, plain to fancy, with hand made to store bought pieces. A member noted aprons span antiques to modern, practical and frilly types. The event concluded with a sale of home made or home grown products including aprons.
An ad touts Purina Super Startena with claims of extra growth and high livability based on farm records. It invites customers to a live chick demonstration at the store to compare weight and size, noting 97.3 percent livability across two million Purina fed chicks. John B. Kurtz and several local distributors are listed.
Final arrangements for a Mother-Daughter banquet at the Willow were made at a Farm Women's Society meeting held at the home of Mrs Anna Stoner. The Sunshine Committee reported two cards and two gifts. Easter Seal contributions were five dollars.
The group approved contributions of 10 dollars to the American Bible Society 10 dollars to the Crippled Children's Society and 10 dollars to the Cancer Society. A social hour followed the meeting.
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