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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1964
Page
8
A recipe fragment describes peeling six medium sweet potatoes and three oranges. It instructs slicing, layering with salt, brown sugar, and hot water, then topping with a butter brown sugar mixture and crushed rice cereal before baking at 375 degrees Fahrenheit.
Dear Ann Landers column discusses marriage rings, a honeymoon incident on the Andrea Doria, and a divorced narrator praising no ring. It also covers a 52 year old single man dating a widow, hair cut judgment, and a sales notice offering Ann Landers booklet with a request for 20 cents and SASE.
Two 1964 Lawrence High School graduates Elaine Adams and Sara Nancy Paretsky were selected for Kansas University women's scholarship halls for 1964 65. Adams will reside in Miller Hall and Paretsky in Sellards Hall. Each award valued at about 300 covers reduced room and board costs. Selection hinges on academic record and financial need with a required 1.5 grade average.
The term parhoil refers to immersing foods in liquid to partially cook them, a technique unfamiliar to inexperienced cooks. It involves submerging ingredients in hot liquid to begin cooking while preserving texture for later finishing.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports 1964 first-half food spending up 4 percent from 1963. Per person consumption rises toward a 1 percent gain, driven by higher incomes, population growth, and more eating out. Beef and poultry volumes expand, with per-person red meat totaling 172 pounds for 1964, while prices ease.
The passage notes that was 26 percent while the British spend 30 percent and Russians spend about half of their take-home pay on food, illustrating differing shares of income allocated to essential consumption.
Fifty Miss America hopefuls begin a memorable week in Atlantic City as they register pose for pictures and hear pageant rules from Lenora Slaughter. The grand finale Saturday at Convention Hall will crown the successor to Donna Axum of El Dorado Ark the 1963 winner.
Guidance notes that using cooked chopped spinach in a souffle requires draining the vegetable very well to avoid moisture issues and maintain light texture.
Army Maj. Everett A. Koons of Valley Falls received the Master Army Aviator Badge in a ceremony at Ft. Rucker Alabama on August 18. He qualified as an Army aviator for seven years and has piloting ratings for airplanes and helicopters. Koons earned a 1960 Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Omaha. His wife Merrion accompanied him. Also noted: Paul M. Sharp and Marine Private Garry L. Newman began training in San Diego.
A spicy topping for meat loaf combines a quarter cup cat soup three tablespoons brown sugar and two tablespoons prepared mustard. Spread over the loaf before baking for a tangy glaze.
Guidance notes that using wine in cooking may affect seasoning and suggest reducing salt accordingly. It emphasizes balancing flavors and tasting as you go to avoid over salting the final dish.
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