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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1943
Page
8
A weekly menu lists daily meals with breakfast lunches and dinners including dishes like grilled cheese, tomato soup, bean soup, and cube steaks. The note ends with Sidney Snow offering to supply recipes on request.
The July 8 Civilian Defense committee outlined armband and identification requirements for emergency groups during blackouts. Maryland State Guard members wear armylike uniforms or carry ID cards signed by Brig. Gen. Dwight H. Mohr. Minute Men use black felt armbands with M M on orange sides. Telephone Company Employes and Maintenance Crews wear blue CD symbols on white fields. Telegraph Company Employes use CD armbands on white. Newspaper Employes display Maryland Press on white with the state seal in gold. The notice also mentions apricot topfer garnish and a cooking note for apricots with spices and syrup during preparation.
A nostalgic recipe column presents a tea ring perfect for afternoon tea with raspberry jam filling and a sugar glaze. It pairs with simple cookery notes and linked kitchen tips, plus several complementary dishes such as vegetable chop suey and quick spaghetti, reflecting midcentury home menus.
Modern home economics guide discusses meatless meals and victory garden produce. It promotes slimmed waistlines, new cereals, vegetables, and fruits, with ways to stretch scarce meat supplies and enjoy meatless meals while reserving meat for weekends.
A short notice describes a single standard roll recipe that can yield a dozen variations by slight adjustments. It highlights hot rolls for all seasons and suggests they pair with a salad or a roast, then begins listing ingredients and steps for a basic yeast roll.
Instructions for making plain rolls, cinnamon rolls, finger rolls, and clover leaf rolls with detailed steps on dough preparation rising shaping and baking in a hot oven. Includes sugar and shortening guidelines and optional additions like currants and cinnamon.
Instructions describe placing three or four small dough balls in greased muffin rings, baking at 400 to 425 F until very light. Emphasizes dough portions equal to regular rolls and very light rising before baking. Also notes wood pulp receipts by U S paper mills were 22 percent lower in the first four months of 1943 vs 1942.
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