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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1942
Page
2
A compact guide to hearty winter fare with broiled wienies and hot potato salad. It covers preparing skinless frankfurters with cheese, assembling a hot dressing for the potato salad, and a built in cheese-topped baked spaghetti dish with beef sausage and mushroom layers.
A homemaker friendly menu offers tomato soup veal with sour cream gravy, Lyonnaise potatoes and fig salad. Recipes include Tamele Pie a beef cornmeal bake baked beans with sausage and omelets with cheese and tomato sauce, ending with Peach Crisp Pudding baked desserts.
Lynn suggests simple bites you can note down. Try baked beans with brown bread around the bean pot and canned beans with sliced ham for a quick, tasty option. Toasted buns with ham or cheeseburgers also work well.
Pattern No 8074 lists sizes 32 through 46 and requires 454 yards of 35 inch material with 2 yards inoronac. For this attractive pattern, send your order to the given address.
Fragmentary text recalls a January 25 lesson on insects and nature. The readable portions hint at a sected or international focus within a religious education program.
The lesson explains temptation as a distinct test from trial, drawn from Matthew 4 and Hebrews 4. It outlines Satan’s threefold approach the flesh pride and eyes, how Jesus resisted with scripture and dependence on God, and the promise of victory, peace, and strength for believers.
Do not open cans or chop ice in the sink. Do not refrigerate green bananas. they ripen at room temperature. Keep spices tightly covered away from heat to preserve flavor. Change water in the goldfish bowl as it warms. fish rise for air. Goldfish prefer cool conditions.
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