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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1964
Page
3
The article advises using a swivel-blade peeler to remove the outer covering of asparagus up to the buds and suggests serving with Hollandaise Sauce. It notes soft rolls split and heated with fresh asparagus as a preferred combination and invites readers to try the recipes offered by Cecily Brownstone, Associated Press Food Editor.
This clipping blends kitchen tips with sewing guidance. It describes trimming asparagus, a vintage Anne Adams pattern 4847 for a lean overblouse dress in multiple sizes, fabric needs, and mailing details. It also provides Hollandaise sauce instructions and housekeeping notes on plastic cups and ink transfer on tablecloths.
A reader notes tips and quirks from Heloise columns about cleaning and household hacks. Various readers share ideas on tablecloth care wax sealing jelly paraffin, using plastic bowls as bath caps, sifter cleaning by oven heat, and opening stubborn jar caps with sandpaper.
A recipe from a food editor friend introduces Gazpacho with Grace White’s Tomato Salad Soup, plus Broiled Fish, French Fries, Creamed Spinach, Cantaloupe Beverage. Mix tomato juice, diced tomatoes, green onions, cucumber, celery, vinegar, lemon juice, MSG, salt, pepper. rub bowl with garlic, chill three hours, and serve cold.
A reader asks how to handle a boyfriend who embarrasses her with odd habits such as a black eye patch, mismatched formal wear, facial hair experiments, and odd spending habits. Ann Landers replies that such antics tend to magnify after marriage and urges caution. A second reader recalls gifting a teenage daughter a personal telephone, noting parental pride and the daughter's wish.
A reader recounts a quarrel when a visiting woman used another’s phone while waiting for a call, prompting a warning to stop such pranks. Another letter advises a widow on dating sensitivity after her husband’s death, emphasizing guidance from a clergyman. An unrelated ad for MOBILE FURNITURE chair frames offers patterns and a garden set for $1.
Clarence W Cranford uses the Jordan crossing stones as a symbol of faith courage and God’s watchcare. He links Moses and Joshua to leadership and warns against losing awe of God while urging Christians to uphold dignity and equal opportunity as America remains a promised land.
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