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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1961
Page
2
Practical tips for boiling eggs without cracking. Coalition methods include warm stand times, water depth guidelines, soft and hard boil procedures, and chilling to prevent yolk dark rings. Provides exact times for 2 to 12 eggs and notes on maintaining near simmer temperatures.
A tested recipe from the Consumers Section Ottawa explains making crisp hollow puffs filled with fresh strawberry ice cream or whipped cream and berries. It details dough steps bake temperatures 400 F for 20 to 30 minutes then 350 F, and notes to fill just before serving.
A traditional pound cake recipe yields a moist, versatile cake that stays fresh for days. Ingredients include flour, butter, sugar, eggs, almonds, vanilla, and rosewater. It bakes in a tube pan at a low temperature, then cools on a rack and can be stored in a tightly closed container for two days.
A reader recounts finding a birthday card showing the Fathers of Confederation and urging Canadians to celebrate Canada with signs, flags and goodwill. The note highlights two Hungarian refugees who sent the card and urges manufacturers to produce more cards for Canada. Readers are asked to send tips to Praine Publishers in Regina.
Dr IL Atkin of London told the third world congress of psychiatry that tranquillizer use is rising astronomically with little regard for mental health. He warned of a new fear of excessive stress, noting no evidence that people today face more stress than in history.
Bake small puffs dropped by scant teaspoons onto a greased sheet at 425 degrees until risen and golden. Reduce to 350 degrees and continue 10 to 15 minutes until dry. Yields about 3 dozen.
The Queen hosted President Kennedy for an English dinner in Buckingham Palace state dining room. The guest list included Prince Philip with Mrs Kennedy and the palace spokesman described the meal in French before translating it. The menu featured cold pea soup, sole with white wine sauce, lamb saddle and salad, and an orange liqueur souffle.
A report notes that roughly 37 percent of Europe is used as farmland. It highlights agricultural land distribution across continental regions and implications for farming capacity and rural economies.
Pattern 4740 offers a simple dress and bolero for Misses sizes 10 through 20. Size 16 requires 3 yards of 39 inch fabric for the dress and 1 yard for the bolero. Send fifty cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept for details and ordering at 60 Freat Street, Woreno.
Mr. Moorhead Wright of General Electric warns in Crotonville and London Ontario of a rapid tech surge. He says computers are designing computers and that those over 50 may become obsolete, while younger generations race to keep up.
A married Canadian with two dependents required an income of 6000 in 1960 to match the purchasing power of 2750 in 1939 due to higher inflation and taxation.
BBC London reports Buckland Abbey near Plymouth houses Drake relics visitors see Drake’s Drum one of the priceless items from Sir Francis Drake’s era on display. Also shown are Drake bowls seals family arms carved on wood from the Golden Hind and banners with red and blue colors and gold applique.
The quiz lists seven PMs since 1900 namely Laurier Borden Meighen King Bennett St Laurent and Diefenbaker. In 1960 personal income rose to 27.4 billion, up 4.3 percent from 1959. Saskatchewan contains one third of productive farm land. The 1960 factory week averaged 38.7 hours. Top exports then were newsprint wheat lumber wood pulp and aluminum.
A reflective line contrasts quitting with completing a venture begun in error, emphasizing the moral weight of unwise beginnings and the folly of finishing a project not meant to be.
False teeth wearers fear embarrassment when plates slip. FASTEETH is an alkaline powder sprinkled on plates to hold teeth more firmly and reduce odor. It promises comfort, neutrality to souring, and can be found at general stores for purchase.
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