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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1948
Page
3
A feature from WNU Features presents value minded meals to stretch meat further. Recipes include Cabbage Roll-Ups Veal a la King English Hot Pot Cranberry Meat Loaf Spanish Pork Savory Liver and Broiled Lamb Kidneys with practical tips to supplement menus on meat saving days.
In Tupelo Mississippi a community development program expands resources across five counties with a 175000 population. Led by Doane Agricultural Service and Daily Journal support the plan diversifies farming from cotton toward dairy, poultry and diversified crops, backed by education, health, recreation and church efforts.
Lynn offers ideas to enliven menus with frozen persimmon on greens and cheese biscuits. Suggests freezing persimmon, baking biscuit cups, using creamed fillings, and enhancing dough with honey cinnamon or nutmeg and curry or poultry seasoning. A cheese biscuit variation adds American cheese to mix.
In 1897 John McGuire traveled from Cherryfield Maine for a brief visit with his sister in Newburyport Massachusetts. He hasn’t gone home yet.
Boone Iowa high school carpentry students undertake a four room house project for their instructor Ed Lancaster. Started mid November the $6000 structure aims for a tentative April 15 completion. after school work continues despite weather delays. Lancaster also teaches architectural drawing and drafted the plans. Only a bricklayer and a plasterer will perform professional finish work. the rest is non professional student labor.
A reader shares crafting notes for string art creating square wheel squares for doilies or a scarf. Instructions point to pattern 7316 for square by square assembly forming a center piece.
The contest awarded five prizes. First Lloyd E Matthews Jr. of Muskogee Oklahoma won a Lincoln sedan. Second A D Barr of Lakewood Ohio won a Studebaker sedan. Third Margaret Bernhard of Columbus Ohio won a Mercury sedan. Fourth J Marshall Singer of Toronto Ontario won a Ford sedan. Fifth William D Bramham of Taft California won a Crosley sedan.
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