Fragments Describe Oven Ready Apple Shortcake
A garbled recipe fragment mentions apples sugar and Crisco dusting with flour for a moderate oven. The text includes stray words about dates and year-like terms but lacks clear steps or measurements.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1951
Page
8
A garbled recipe fragment mentions apples sugar and Crisco dusting with flour for a moderate oven. The text includes stray words about dates and year-like terms but lacks clear steps or measurements.
The writer discusses global conflict and the looming threat from Communist forces. He cites General MacArthur as a beacon of courage and recalls encounters with General Bryant and General Nible while detailing food, morale, and front-line life. He notes the impact of air mail delivery and the soldier’s resolve under war pressure.
The piece argues for stricter hunting licenses and an education program on safe firearm handling. It proposes slogans like Keep Hunters Safe Look Before You Shoot and Be Sure It's a Buck Not a Man to reduce hunting fatalities and mirrors the Keep Oregon Green harm-reduction approach. It urges posting slogans at camps, trails, and highways to raise awareness and save lives.
Fragmentary text discusses East and West Germany and indoctrination of youth. It references a debate on future policy and governance and questions what to do in the evolving political landscape.
Home-Ee News notes an upcoming October gathering. Av Del RhiaParctangel is listed for immediate action and names the project lead for the announcements.
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