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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1943
Page
10
A playful weekly menu list presents breakfast lunch and dinner options with misspellings. It includes varied items from fruits and cereals to soups meats vegetables and desserts. The note credits Sidney Snow for recipe requests and invites readers to write to the paper for inquiries.
A collection of vegetable omelet recipes includes Upratoned and Fluffy Omelets with tapioca milk and egg yolks, plus vegetable fillings of peas celery carrots and onion. The notice ends with Auxiliary Wills of Frederick, Md, finishing four weeks of basic training at the Third Training Center, Women’s College, Nacogdoches, Texas.
Sidney Snow reports on glamour desserts that lift family spirits while saving money. Simple chef tricks let beginners craft striking tapioca puddings with pink apple sections and red jelly, using quick-cooking tapioca, milk and eggs. Recipes include Apple Jewels in Tapioca and Honey Tapioca Cream, with clear steps and serving guidance. Also notes New Guinea dancers unrelated to the culinary piece.
Wartime nont asks housewives to extend refrigerator life as industry shifts to tanks and guns. Advice urges keeping units cool and level, regular defrosting, and careful cleaning to save food and fuel. Emphasizes door discipline, proper ice tray use, and following manufacturer guidance with service if needed.
A cookie recipe outlines margarine and sugar cream, then adding vanilla and salt, followed by dry ingredients. Dough divided into five portions with varying mix ins such as chocolate, spices, dried fruits, nuts, or coconut before chilling and baking at a hot oven for 10 to 15 minutes to yield 60 to 70 cookies.
A Kansas note details Sgt. Boone's Salina station and shares a brisk morning habit. The piece countertops breakfast ideas including Ready to eat cereal with fruit and milk, buckwheat cakes, and maple syrup. It also provides two salad recipes Beet and Cauliflower Salad and Combination Salad with garlic salt lettuce tomatoes cucumber radishes onions and French dressing. It ends with a remark on grip and influenza being linked to the common cold.
A readable fragment discusses breakfast habits of the employed breadwinner, noting the change from light, home meals to brief, deskbound mornings. It emphasizes the breakfast as a favored, sustaining start for men, especially those in defense plant work, though the text ends abruptly.
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