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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1977
Page
3
A column notes a busy January to March schedule of meetings and luncheons then offers practical recipes. Shrimp dish with rice and almonds is detailed, followed by a cucumber cream salad mold and a simple coleslaw recipe suitable for entertaining meals.
A collection of vintage kitchen tips includes a tangy cabbage dressing with mayonnaise and pickle spice, a savory ham anchovy cheese stuffed Vienna bread loaf, clover leaf yeast rolls with oats, and a layered Hungarian Four Decker Fluden dessert with rice base and prune pastry.
The fraxinella burning bush emits a gas that flashes when a match is near its floral cluster on a sul try hot night. It is a hardy herb with a strong lemony odor.
A teen asks which cereals are least fattening and how to build a balanced breakfast with skim milk and fruit. A Florida reader seeks foods that cure arthritis. Arline Harris notes no foods cure arthritis and emphasizes calorie control to ease joint strain.
A reader asks about chlorine bleach safety and inhalation risks. The response warns that mixing bleach with ammonia or acids can release chlorine gas and urges proper poisoning first aid and a chart available by mail.
Practical guide to lining a semi fit jacket with a matching vest and pants. Recommends polyester crepe or similar fabrics that resist raveling and details steps from cutting to final stitching. Includes techniques for staying stitch, sleeve alignment, and securing lining to the jacket for a smooth finish.
Follow steps to attach a cuff to a sleeve using interfacing cut to cuff size. Baste interfacing, trim, mark buttonhole, fold and press the cuff facing, trim seam allowances, sew three sides, ease gathers, baste sleeve to cuff, machine stitch, remove basting, trim allowances, grade seams, press, and secure facing with slipstitch.
The Hill Hatchery in Lincoln Nebraska advertises Hy-Line W-36 pullets for egg production at 55 cents each and White Mountain Broiler chicks at 32 cents each postpaid. Batch dates include February 11 March 4 and 25 April 15 and 27 May 13 and 27 June 24. Ready to lay pallets available June 10 or September 15 delivery. Quotas are limited. Order by phone 464 7494 or mail to Hill Hatchery 6000 North 56th Street Lincoln NE 68529.
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