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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1941
Page
3
Deserving desserts theme with a lone salad recipe to entice men to eat salads. Includes two dessert preparations Chocolate Fluff and Red Raspberry Snow Balls with detailed steps and ingredients, plus a tomato ham salad mixture needing setting and slicing. The piece mixes cooking guidance with a friendly local tone and dated measurements.
The 10 cent booklet Easy Entertaining offers new and unusual recipes plus menu ideas for effortless entertaining. It promises guests feel welcome while the hostess has time to enjoy them, and requests 10 cents sent to Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago Illinois.
Cream the butter and beat with sugar until fluffy. Alternate adding flour mixture with milk then fold in stiff egg whites. Steam in buttered molds 30 35 minutes. serve with red raspberry sauce. Orange Dessert Squares bake in 375 degree oven 30 minutes with orange sauce. Surprise Dessert uses graham crackers walnuts and pineapple topping. Released by Western Newspaper Union.
This study outlines Jesus life including the night of betrayal and His six trials before Annas Caiaphas the Sanhedrin Pilate and Herod. It highlights Pilate’s cowardice the crucifixion with malefactors and the call to belief and redemption through Christ’s sacrifice.
The pattern No. 8877 features a basic afternoon dress with a slim paneled skirt and a bodice using smooth shoulder yokes and gentle gathers for a flattering bust fit. The neckline is described as unusually good and the dress can be made in flat crepe spun rayon silk print and sheets for sizes 36 through 52.
The questions seek historical and comparative facts: cheese origin traceback earliest evidence in dairy production, the animal with the largest brain relative to body size, a key father liberator figure for multiple nations, religions forbidding wine and intoxicants, and the language spoken by Jesus.
The year 2000 B C is cited as a basis for question one. The ant appears as item two. Bolivar is described as father and liberator of several nations. The fifth item names Aramaic as a language. The list also mentions Mohammedanism and Buddhism as major belief systems.
A medicinal ad notes an older man over 50 suffers acid stomach fullness and heartburn and promotes ADLA Tablets sold by a druggist as a remedy.
A compact adage notes that leaving nothing to chance yields few good deeds, while warning that aiming for certainty may limit achievements. The sentiment emphasizes deliberate effort over luck in pursuits.
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