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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1949
Page
7
Meat should be cooked at a constant low temperature without a cover, using a rack and a meat thermometer to judge doneness. It highlights roasts like corned beef and lamb, offers a corned beef recipe with fruit juice and cloves, and suggests slow browning methods plus stuffing and alternative uses for offal and hearts.
Seldom used lamb liver braises with chopped tomatoes green pepper and curry powder. Add crumbled bacon for flavor. Pre cooked sweetbreads sautéed in butter with mushroom cups served on toasted bread triangles with a strip of bacon for luncheon.
An article promoting DIY garden chairs with full size patterns and a purchase list. It notes patterns simplify construction, enable buying only needed materials, and that two chairs can cost less than one ready made. Pattern No. 56-Garden Chair offered for 25 cents from East-Bird Pattern Company.
Estimated workers employed in processing and delivering dairy products total 250000. This figure reflects the size of the milk industry workforce across production and distribution sectors.
The piece chronicles John E. Hoover turning the FBI into a national force from 1924 to the silver anniversary. It notes his rise from a local police voice to J. Edgar Hoover, shaping a new enforcement era amid gangsters like Dillinger and Machine Gun Kelly, and transforming law enforcement in Washington and the nation.
A reader asks how to prevent black smudges on laundry from an aluminum outdoor clothesline. The advice recommends applying spar varnish with cheesecloth for an even coat, repeating as it wears off, or using a good cord clothesline that can be taken down and stored when not in use.
Idaho terrain spans from 708 feet above sea level to 12 655 feet at Mt Borah the Sawtooth Range summit. The figures illustrate the state's varied elevations and notable high point.
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