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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1960
Page
9
A long reader letter set covers a denture discomfort causing family strife and a beer habit. Other notes discuss a troubled engagement with a foreign-born fiancé and a guest-host etiquette complaint about slammed doors. Advice addresses dentures, moving in with in-laws, and good manners after visits.
A home economist presents a liver and bacon dish with a tomato garnish. Beef liver seasoned with sage and flour, dipped in egg, fried in bacon drippings, then served with lightly browned tomato slices and crisp bacon. Serves 6.
A fragment lists ingredients for a cooking activity including 2 eggs, 1 quart milk, 1 cup instant non fat dry milk, and 4 cups sugar. The source text is incomplete and lacks context or instructions.
Oklahoma City says higher minimum teacher salaries will drive a $43 million increase in the next two-year budget. The finance division of the state Board of Education filed the request, noting $3,600 is the next minimum salary and that $11.7 million is needed to finish the current term.
Beat eggs until thick and lemon colored then whisk in regular milk dry milk sugar and coffee. Chill or serve over ice cubes. Yields 4 to 6 servings. Adjust sugar or coffee to taste.
Barnard College reverses a long ban on Bermuda and other shorts. The new policy allows shorts two inches above the knee for class and library, while Columbia University keeps boys wearing long coats over shorts. The shift follows months of student protests and mixed reactions from the campus community.
The text explains that the code adoption left insufficient funds for the current year, prompting a supplemental appropriation request to cover the gap.
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