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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1948
Page
3
A reader shares budget friendly menus and recipes to create meals with style. Recipes include Yorkshire Steak with Yorkshire Pudding and a cocoa sponge dessert, plus tips on planning and shopping to avoid running out of staples.
A compact menu feature presents Menu I with Cream of Mushroom Soup Veal Chops and savory sauces, Menu II Pork Roast with Spicy Sauce and side dishes, and Menu III Tomato Juice Savory Meat Loaf with assorted sides. It includes detailed recipe steps for desserts and a cooking guide urging economical, easy prep and label reading.
The church movement expands beyond salvation to social and economic duties in Kentucky Tennessee counties. Presbyterian and Methodist missions in Morris Fork Wooton Alpine Big Lick Frakes Sevierville Blue Springs drive health education soil conservation and farm loans through local leaders like Paul A. Doran and Eugene Smathers.
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A nine year old boy acted as conductor on a horse car at the 1859 Baltimore sesquicentennial exposition. He charged a fare of a penny and collected payment from twelve passengers before officials halted the operation.
Elaine Heintz, nearly blind since infancy, knits fine sweaters scarves and mitten sets with professional speed. With help from sister Katherine she found Christmas markets selling 200 knitted pieces to Le Sueur residents. She learned knitting at Minnesota Braille and Sight-Saving School in Faribault starting at age seven.
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