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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1943
Page
6
Modern kitchen tip from Lynn Ueno presents baked stuffing for eggplant as a centerpiece. The recipe fills hollowed eggplant with croutons bacon onion and egg then tops with cornflake crumb mixture baked 25 minutes at 350 degrees.
A regional menu column presents Hubbard squash baked with cream and cinnamon, sour cream cabbage with garlic and vinegar sauce, and a fall flavored sausage spaghetti bake. Also included are Caramel Cinnamon Muffins and a note inviting readers to request practical cooking help from Miss Lynn Chambers at the Western Newspaper Union in Chicago.
The War Relocation Authority reports 90,000 Americans of Japanese ancestry in ten western and southwestern relocation centers, with 16,000 placed and 25,000 sought by year’s start. Evacuees may work in farming, dairying, trades, or professions and relocate nationwide with strict loyalty checks and community approval.
Lynn advises using contrast to boost appetite. Mix several green vegetables with meats on one platter for a design and easier plating. Garnishes should enhance color. a touch of lemon juice on beets or fruit keeps colors bright and foods crisp.
The Sakura brothers, born in the United States to Japanese immigrant parents, were relocated to Idaho during World War II and later volunteered for U.S. Army combat units at Camp Shelby Mississippi, honoring their late father's wish to serve the country of their birth.
An unsolicited letter extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle regulating food not a purgative. It claims regular use relieves constipation by supplying dietary cellulose to support colonic flora and urges drinking water, with Kellogg's produced in Battle Creek.
Russia has published 15 million copies of American books since 1917, with 6.5 million from Jack London and 2 million from Mark Twain. The figures reflect a notable penetration of American literature into the Russian market over decades.
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