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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1956
Page
15
A subscriber from Willow Grove PA requests to be added to the mailing list with $1.00 enclosed. The letter includes a family note praising Lancaster Farming and a baked green beans recipe using mushroom soup milk and buttered bread crumbs for six.
A Farmhouse column features Violet Preston of Coatesville asking for clothing for needier families and sharing a rhubarb pie recipe from an 1872 cookbook. Readers are invited to write for clothing packages, swap recipes, and keep correspondence flowing through Lancaster Farming in Quarryville PA.
A home recipe note describes making cole slaw with lemon juice water salt and optional yellow coloring plus a pickle syrup method. It includes boiling a pickle mixture with sugar salt and water then sealing in jars. The writer also mentions adding a green pepper and adjusting sweetness.
A reader notes a preferred cole slaw recipe from the July 20 issue, substituting lemon juice for vinegar. The writer shares a favored variation and invites further connections in the column.
A reader from East Earl shares recipes including Canned Spiced Cantalopes with sugar syrup and cold pack method yielding ten pints. Also included are Maraschino Cherry Cake and Rhubarb Butter Crunch with detailed ingredients and steps. The note thanks Mrs. Lehman and signs with initials Miss EH.
House Past Office Committee cites a 460 million annual shortfall in the Postoffice Department and backs a bill to raise first, second, and third class mail rates. The article notes the deficit and outlines proposed rate increases as measures to balance the books.
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