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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1939
Page
6
Miss Elsie Davis from 1004 West Sixth Street won the Market Basket prize for her peach cobbler recipe. The prize notes exact dough, peach, sugar and baking instructions and mentions next week’s contest for grape jelly.
Tempting as they are to talk about this dish shows chicken as an all year option. The text provides a fried chicken recipe for four to six with butter, egg yolk, breadcrumbs, and a bacon cream horseradish sauce, plus a method for broiling sirloin steak with salt pepper oil and oven rack.
Fragment mentions crisp fried onion rings or French fried potatoes with hot slaw. Serves 4 to 6. One half small cabbage and 2 cups quantities implied.
Mix strong vinegar dry mustard and salt liquids with sugar then whisk in egg yolks and butter. Pour hot dressing over shredded cabbage after soaking it in iced salted water and drain before serving.
Mr and Mrs Art Jones and children visited her parents near Vinland on Wednesday. Max Wiedemann and Evelyn White of Lawrence visited their families. Frank Goforth works on the E White farm. Ray Conrad remains ill with blood poisoning from a hay fork injury. The George Lee family moved from the Farmer place to the Rollins house. Raymond Farmer visited his brother Otis near Denver station. James Metcalf and family, previously on the Simons farm Osborn place, have rented the Harlan farm.
The report highlights visits and gatherings across families in the area. Jim Deaton and wife plan to live on the Simons farm while Carl Silkey hosted W E Haley and family. Faye Hulce, from Lawrence, stayed with Mrs Haley. The Jones brothers traveled to Williamstown and Oskaloosa with their sibling. Gloria Dolores Jean Metcalf and Frances Mackey joined W. E. Holey family for a Sunday gathering.
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