Orange Recipe Contest Closes March 4 at Midnight
Mothers across the city ready orange recipes for the Tights Calil nin orange recipe contest. Submit up to five dishes featuring Valencia or California oranges and follow rules: legible handwriting on one side, name and address on each sheet, and postmarked before midnight. Prizes for novelty recipes include pies puddings and celebratory dishes.
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Tiew Tong
Sou
California
Ma Saars
Airuadr
Tidees
Ead
Maine
Hell Co
Kelloggy Whole Wheat Biscuit Ad Teas New Mineral Rich Breakfast
An old advertisement promotes Kelloggy whole wheat biscuits as a fast daily breakfast. It claims two biscuits with milk meet over a third of daily mineral and vitamin needs, listing ten minerals and vitamins, and notes double certified analysis on red and green packages. Produced by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold by grocers and restaurants.
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Dialng Csre
Perfectly Contented Youngsters Enter Light’s Red Ball Orange Contest
Daily portion of vitamin C from oranges highlighted. Readers are invited to enter The Light's Red Ball Orange recipe contest with a prize list shown on this page.
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Light
Orange Recipe Contest Promises Prizes and Health Claims
A fragmented notice touts an orange recipe contest with prizes including Red Ball items and recipe file cabinets. Entries close May 4 at midnight. readers are urged to stockpile oranges and craft enticing orange concoctions for judges. Also includes a kidney bean salad recipe and notes on 19th century style unshaped furniture trends.
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Iol
Scrambled Eggs Explained With Odd Misspellings
A garbled recipe discusses scrambling eggs with milk and butter, mentioning yolks and whole eggs, pepper, and bacon. It suggests toast dipping, milk, and heating, noting hard cooked yolks can be separated and used as garnish or topping.
How to Choose Cuts of Steaks For Tender and Less Tender Types
The guide explains two main beef steak types: tender cuts best for broiling or pan searing and less tender cuts suited to slow cooking methods like braising or sautéing. It notes differences in moisture loss, liquid addition, and lists common braising and sourcing cuts.
Stains Removal Steps From A Broken Text
A garbled OCR passage outlines stain treatment using cold water wash then paste methods and borax. It mentions durations like twenty minutes and repeated rinsing, but the text is fragmented and unclear about exact materials and outcomes. The piece reads like a torn health or household tip column with many misspellings.
How to Prepare Quick Tea Cakes
A short instructional note describes making tea cakes. It mentions arranging marshmallows on crackers, adding batter, baking until the marshmallows melt and the crackers toast, then topping with a final layer and serving.
Grandmother's hot lemonade remedy for colds
An old fashioned remedy for colds using hot lemonade is described. A recent experiment notes the body reacts alkaline during a cold, with the remedy claimed to relieve symptoms. The recipe calls for three tablespoons of onion juice and sweetener in three quarters of a cup of boiling water.
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Grandother
Finger Roll Sandwiche Idea From Old Menu Notes
A historical note suggests varying bread with finger rolls in sandwiches. It proposes removing inner portions, reserving for specific fillings, and using shredded vegetables with dressing and bacon for a crisp roll base. Could pair with deviled eggs or seafood sandwiches.
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Breni
Am Goo Foundation
Novelty’s Sake Biscuits With Orange Glaze and Roast Meat
A quirky biscuit idea suggests adding grated orange rind and a sugar dusting pressed into the crevices before baking. Fold in chopped meat, shape, bake, and serve with orange sauce and orange sections for a savory citrus finish.
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John Lewis Russell
Garden Fruit Store
Fredericksburg Road
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Home Managers
Food and Household Economic Department
Mildred Kitchen
San Antonio
KTSA
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