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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1972
Page
11
A humorous plea for a mother’s camp that doesn’t exist. The writer imagines a quiet cottage, no chores, and endless sleep, dreaming of a place where mothers can escape the nonstop demands of family life and finally enjoy simple freedoms. The piece ends with a playful note that such camps aren’t real, and a nod to the everyday fatigue of parenting.
The excerpt lists Claiborne dishes including 14 pounds of potatoes in cream with garlic and herbs, and Bananas au rhum. Preparation steps cover washing, boiling, slicing potatoes then simmering in seasoned cream, plus a banana dessert baked with butter sugar lemon and warmed rum to flambé before serving.
A rich herb dressing for green salads using egg yolk, thyme, garlic, Dijon mustard, vinegar and olive oil. Whisk yolk and herbs, then slowly beat in oil until smooth, add cream and lemon juice, chill, and toss with greens or tomatoes. Makes about a cup and a half.
Instructions detail a Southern fried chicken recipe using milk soak with Tabasco and liberal black pepper, dredging in seasoned flour, then frying in lard and butter until deep brown and cooked through about 20 minutes. Also a brief note on a new flame resistant work clothing mine feature with non washaway additives and char-forming protection.
Readers nominate spouses for sainthood after forgiving infidelity. A wife admits repeated affairs and her husband forgives, strengthening their bond. Another letter notes a husband who left his thriving practice to support his wife after her affair, while a third praises a man who stood by his partner for twenty years. Forgiveness and loyalty shine amid marital turmoil.
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