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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
7
Bread boxes protect bakery products by keeping the bread clean and dry. Wash and scald the box, air-dry it twice weekly in winter and every other day in summer. Place near a kitchen heat source but avoid excessive airiness. store educts in picture-proof wrappers.
A simple recipe describes making a horseradish sauce for cold ham. Whip cream with drained prepared radish, fold in creamed cottage cheese, then add vinegar and salt for a tangy finish.
A simple dried fruit potage blends apricots with orange juice for a bright base. Serve warm with a dollop of cream or a light topping if desired.
Gentle spring showers bring color to vegetables and home cooks can craft appealing dishes with a few seasonings and sauces. Featured are Golden carrots, asparagus, spinach, onions, and a collection of recipes including Spring Vegetable Casserole French Fried Asparagus Spring Salad Plate and a Vegetable Toast Sticks dish. Recipes span from basic boiled spaghetti with asparagus to a deviled egg centerpiece and a creamed spinach, all advised with storage tips for warmth and freshness.
The piece argues repentance is more than remorse, must be honest and specific about sins, and entails a radical inner change guided by God’s grace. It contrasts superficial regret with true repentance, cites biblical views, and urges turning away from pride and selfishness toward transformation.
Ready bird houses designed for wrens and other tenants. Place in trees, poles in the garden, or on the garage for the second brood of the 1950 season. Build now and set out when the birds prepare to nest.
Scientists and Richards Topical Encyclopedia say professional dowsers use forked sticks or divining rods to find water, but their powers are not real. The twig turning results from unconscious muscle and nerve action when the stick is squeezed.
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