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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1949
Page
7
Dear Mary Haworth. The item discusses a forthcoming marriage of a young society woman to a British peer. The writer notes Mary Haworth’s sensitivity over her potential title and the complications it may create for their social standing.
A jumble of crochet pattern ads and a personal column excerpt about divorcee stigma. The text blends Laura Wheeler Needlecraft pattern offers with a candid letter from a divorced woman, plus an E. L. advice response discussing self esteem and social judgment.
A guide to selecting cauliflower, soaking, cooking, and finishing with a cold Polonaise sauce. James Beard noted for an American guide to finer eating. The recipe covers boiling, baking, chilling, greens bed, and a sour cream caper red caviar dressing with parsley.
A column by Nancy Mottram offers guidance to teens facing peer pressure and relationship doubts. It advises staying true to values, resisting crowd opinion, and avoiding wasted time on unreciprocated interests.
The Fireside Cook Book contributions share two recipes to enhance American home dining. Baked Cauliflower serves four and requires cauliflower, butter, Parmesan cheese, crumbs, salt, and pepper. Cook florets, drain, bake in casserole with butter and cheese, then season.
To pop up tomato juice and serve as a cocktail add two table spoons of chopped onion, two tablespoons of chopped parsley, a half teaspoon of sugar, a teaspoon of lemon juice, a quarter teaspoon of Worcestershire sauce, and a quarter teaspoon of salt to two cups of the juice. Chill and strain before serving with crisp crackers.
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