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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1937
Page
9
Practical tips on handling meats and dairy for storage and preparation. Guidance covers choosing cuts, cooling methods, and cooking times, plus egg service, vegetable cooking, boneing fish, and economical dessert ideas. Also includes canape ideas, salads, cake tips, tomato fillings, and beverage freezing methods.
A playful note on carrots and a simple candied carrot recipe. It suggests boiling carrots then baking them in a brown sugar syrup with water and butter, yielding a dish that pairs well with baked ham as an alternative to candied sweet potatoes.
Recipe notes show stuffed lettuce leaves made from chicken crumbs onion butter and egg, rolled in lettuce with cheese topping and optional sauces. Additional tips cover cleaning chintz and furniture covers with a damp brush, using mustard pickle liquid in sandwiches, and coconut soaking in milk for desserts.
Baltimore May 19 A continued rise in factory employment and payrolls during April was reported by Henry Laye Duer State Commissioner of Labor and Statistics. The factory employment index stood at 108.6 the highest since November 1920 based on 36 months of data from 1929 to 1931. Employment rose 2.7 percent from March and payrolls increased 6.5 percent.
George L. Hall chief engineer of the State Department of Health spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Motel on sanitary engineering. He traced ideas of health from punishment by gods to sanitation as key to health and praised pure water and sewerage systems for reducing disease. He noted widening sanitary work to include milk pasteurization waste disposal and noise abatement and discussed Frederic Wastewater plant potential.
Fred W. Springer introduced the program committee chair. Guests Lloya MacMurray and Rev. Joseph Cleveland attended. John A. Shires, vice-president of the club, presided in Kansas City Kansas.
The Chicago library circulated 10,378,000 items including books pictures and music to 5,900000 readers in 41 states last year at a cost of 41 cents per taxpayer.
A new Oxon soap claims a no scrub no boil method to clean colors safely. It touts gentle Ivory lineage and hands free washing by soaking clothes for about 15 minutes before machine drying, reducing wear from washing boards.
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