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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1944
Page
3
A Lynn Chambers feature offers bright salad and meat dish twists to brighten seasonal menus. Recipes include Cottage Cheese Salad Mold with red and green pepper, Carrot Ring with Creamed Peas and Ham, Fruited Drop Biscuits, Pork Chops Supreme, Old-Fashioned Pork Pie, Potato Burgers, and a Cherry Custard Pie. Readers may request more ideas by mailing to Miss Lynn Chambers in Chicago.
The piece profiles Lucile Petry director of the U S Cadet Nurse corps seeking 27 000 more recruits and highlights her career from Cornell New York Hospital School of Nursing to leadership. It also discusses Adm William Glassford Jr a diplomat and naval officer with roles in North Africa Dakar and the Pacific, noting his wartime positions and advisory work for President Roosevelt.
Lynn explains that contrasting foods improve menus with combinations like pot roast with browned potatoes and brown gravy and a tossed green salad. Dumplings suit stew and mustard pickles with molded fruit salad. corned beef brisket pairs with cabbage, boiled potatoes, and mustard sauce. Boston butt needs baked sweet potatoes. applesauce and Harvard beets balance the plate. Lamb shoulder roast benefits from new potatoes, brown gravy, and asparagus. Also suggest saving used fats for the butcher.
The article describes sash and casement curtains from colonial times when glass was scarce. It notes simple straight curtains provided privacy and glare reduction, with frills and larger windows evolving later. The dinette feature highlights sash curtains paired with colorful plates.
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