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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
6
The text critiques medical misuses of food and quotes a high court stance on health guidance. It references a century of opinion and questions whether diet can substitute for medical care, highlighting the danger of treating food as medicine and urging caution in unverified health claims.
Dishes include Butter Scotch Cookies And Moonster Cake With directions for creaming butter and sugar, folding in whites, baking times and temperatures. Also includes Graham Muffins Foolproof Flaky Pastry and Famous Russian Goulash with veal pork kraut onions peppers paprika and sour cream. Signed by Mrs Lincoln Engelbrecht.
A reminiscence of a summer on the Pacific coast with a Birmingham companion. They share cooking duties during a Civil War rekindling at the stove, debate over meals, and offer two recipe sketches: black-eyed peas with milk and a butter yolked egg mix, and peas with onions using bacon fat, mint, and cream.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a sauce method for oysters with words about frying potatoes and spices. It mentions sprinkling layers with salt and pepper, adding herbs, and chilling the mix before serving with oysters. The text resembles a dated cooking card with garbled steps and ingredient hints.
Fragmented OCR style text mixes recipe notes with dialogue and garbled phrases about a paprika cream schnitzel and spatzle dish. It includes instructions for batter and a clumsy apple cake segment, references to Mary Dickied and Tomata and Clam Jutow Corktail, plus stray lines about hats and a confusing sequence of food and stage imagery.
A garbled recipe collection extols novel hors d oeuvres to tempt housewives. It praises bacon wrapped aliinyy amulets, cabbage salad with peppers, and onion rings, then outlines sausage and olive bites, stuffed celery, and a crab and chive crostini.
Household hints describe removing indelible marks with soap and warm water and repeating until gone. Tips discuss tempered use of silicon products and sterilized cloths. Also included are odd recipe notes featuring veal, sausage, cucumber, parsley, and related dish ideas with vague measurements and steps.
A quirky weekly menu lists breakfast and dinner options for Thursday Sunday including cereal toast eggs bacon steak and various sides. The item mentions desserts fruits and beverages and ends with an offer to contact the paper for delivery.
A compact remedy for using up leftovers with roast beef and rice. Chop roast beef, cook with butter and onions, thicken with gravy and flour, season. Prepare rice with cheese and egg yolk, layer with meat in a pudding mold, steam for two hours, then serve with gravy.
A fragmented cooking excerpt describes Ham A La King served with hot buttered toast, baked potatoes, or buttered noodles. It details combining diced ham, milk, eggs, mushrooms, green pepper and pimento, with a flour-based sauce and baking hints, plus notes on leftover ham preparation and timing.
A scrambled recipe fragment describes preparing a coffee cake with butter sugar and milk, noting mixing, creaming, and baking steps. It mentions various mis-typed ingredients and instructions, with references to oven time and cooling, though many words are garbled. The passage conveys a recipe outline but lacks coherent measurements or clear steps.
A damaged OCR recipe describes a celery soup with milk and onion, butter, salt, and cheddar cheese. Instructions mention scalding milk, simmering, and stirring, then serving with chopped parsley. The source text is garbled and contains several misspellings and nonstandard words.
A garbled reminiscence describes a shrimp salad recipe with improvised steps and strange phrases. The writer mentions preparing a dressing with vinegar oil salt pepper and chopped dill, combining ingredients, and serving over lettuce. Names and places appear nonsensical, reflecting OCR distortion.
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