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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1942
Page
10
A reader’s recipe and party guide outlines a week of wartime meals and a full old fashion Halloween with simple, economical foods. Recipes include ginger cookies, cranberry punch, doughnuts, popcorn balls, and jelly desserts.
Assorted mincemeat recipes share methods for making festive fillings. The article lists versions using tongue and fruit with Madeira and brandy, a beet and suet mix, and a no meat option, detailing ingredients and steps for each variation. It emphasizes aging, spicing, and final pie assembly guidance.
Wartime guidance shows tapioca as a binding, moisture-absorbing aid to yield tender juicy meat loaves. Recipes for veal pork loaf and savory beef loaf detail mixing, seasoning, and baking steps to serve 10, with tips for serving hot or cold and overnight storage.
Lewistown Woman's Club meets at the Lewistown Community Hall to promote the Elsie Snook Birthday Drive raise funds to pay debts and fund repairs. Two teams vie to top goals with a rummage sale bingo card party and other events. The drive concludes Nov 10 as members honor Mrs Snook on her 80th birthday.
A World Features update outlines a cleanup plan amid ongoing broadcasting issues. The initiative promises 7 700 delimen units and a single per- unit provision to stabilize the Wen based service.
Baltimore transit officials announced a planned trial employing women as street car operators. The test would start with cars staffed by both motorman and conductor, then expand to motorman only if successful, citing wartime manpower shortages and prior World War I use of women as conductors.
The article discusses phrases like off the record and this is under your hat used by politicians and newspaper men in Australia. It notes Victory Food Special labels on certain foods and grocery store cards to urge consumer attention and prevent waste focusing on apples carrying the label now.
A vintage home recipe piece highlights Cocos Bread with a yeast cake batter and cocoa, plus a mushroom rice tomato escalloped bake as a wholesome meat substitute. The text promotes practical steps, warm-oven timing, and economical cooking for families.
An old advertisement touts Rumford Baking Powder as a calcium and phosphorus source for strong teeth and bones. It promotes a Sugarness recipe folder and urges readers to write to Rumford, Rhode Island, for samples.
A soup recipe combines rice celery onions green pepper tomatoes eggs and cheese with boiling water and slow cooking. The dish finishes with eggs sprinkled on top and cheese then kept warm before serving hot over rice. The article notes more than 40 000 soldiers participated in Mexico's annual Independence Day parade this year.
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