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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1945
Page
6
Gertrude Day a Buffalo secretary aged 29 is urged to stay as she is and avoid marriage changes while her suitor Frederick, now a captain, awaits a future together after his wartime service. A columnist advises she remains in her shell and suggests breaking the engagement.
A wartime guide shows quick nutritious meals for working women on the home front. It details Lima burgers, potato souffle, green pepper stuffed with hash, and carrot Lyonnaise with steps for faster all in under an hour.
A reader asks Miss Norris for advice about dealing with change. Gertrude, 29, a secretary, has dated a captain fiancé for seven years but fears altering her life and wants him to adjust instead.
Fresh pork drippings can season vegetables and make gravy. Clarified fat replaces lard for baking. Ham, bacon, and sausage fats excel in frying and heating foods for strong flavor. Add ham fat to dry bean soups for blended taste. Use mild bacon fat in muffins cornbread cakes and cookies.
Lynn emphasizes perishable foods require refrigeration and careful cooking. She advises cutting long vegetables lengthwise to reduce nutrient loss, dressing produce soon after cutting, shelling peas to preserve vitamin C, minimal water for leafy greens, and keeping water on leaves after washing to avoid overcooking. Bruising vegetables accelerates vitamin loss.
A period luncheon feature presents braised lamb livers with fried onions, creamed potatoes, spinach, jellied grapefruit salad, caramel rolls, beverage, and custard pie as a complete meal.
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