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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
5
Erna J. Bertrams of Armour and Company presents methods for cold baked ham as a decorative summer dish and a spiced baked ham for family meals. Instructions cover garnishes, method, and baking times, including clove designs, aspic, olives, and brown sugar glaze.
Pineapple is now available in two forms sliced and crushed for household use. Sliced pineapple may be served as a fruit dessert or eaten directly from the container, while crushed pineapple can be used as a breakfast preserve or mixed with cream. The new forms aim to save time and money for housewives.
An article extols iodine in foods like canned spinach and tomatoes, praises sauerkraut, and touts canned tuna and sweet potatoes. It notes corn’s popularity in America, mentions vitamin-rich produce, and hints at evolving canning tech as peelers advance.
The text notes that perfected machines will process nearly all canned produce by stemming peeling slicing curing or pitting. It cites existing machines that stem and pit cherries and those that size and snip stringless beans as already in operation.
George Williams a 43 year old black man suffered a lacerated leg and bruised ankle when a box car door loosened by a coal car fell on his leg at the Texas avenue crossing. He was taken to St Francis sanitarium. Williams works as a brakeman for the Missouri Pacific.
Special to the News-Star reports Lincoln County officers acting on tip located jugs of whiskey buried in a Dubach area garden. Sheriff Thigpen and Deputy Frazier arrested John Britt. on patrol they encountered Edward Broughton who tried to discard a jar of liquor and was arrested after a guilty plea to possession.
Pearce to pay a 200 dollar fine and serve 60 days while Britt is released on bond. A copper still three barrels of mash and whiskey were found by Sheriff Thigpen and Deputy Frazier about 17 miles northwest of Ruston. Barnett arrested and bonded. A Monday night moonlight picnic honors Mrs Stan ley Eaton of Denver and Mrs Lamar Meadows of San Diego. Rain and wind damaged Dubach roofs and a Hamilton store building. A mad dog was killed by City Marshal Rissinger. Mrs Edna Morris visits with relatives in Monroe and Shreveport. Louise Apgar and Llewellyn Breed return from Shreveport.
Postmaster A. A. Thoman announces that city carriers will make their usual deliveries on the July 4 holiday weekend despite heavy mail. No free delivery routes will operate, and post office windows close except for the general delivery window from 11:30 to 12:30 p.m. on that day.
A collection of home cooking guidance includes beef and rice filling wrapped in cabbage and fried, lemon flavored cake with lemon juice and custard like frosting, and a fruit salad dressing base. It provides ingredients, mixing steps, baking times, and serving tips.
A newly patented can opener turns the handle to remove the entire top from cans regardless of shape. It promises easy opening for pineapple and other frozen fruit cans, simplifying access and reducing spills.
The text notes that the contents slide out entirely if the can is turned upright.
Thirty eight persons out of hundred in the United States now earn a salary of wages. The country of Nepal, being bars red to Europeans, is one of the least known of any part of Asia.
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