New Wigley’s Store No 81 Opens at 3417 South Street
Wigely’s new store No 81, a chain outlet, will formally open at 3417 South Street in a building built for this venture. The opening day features include a new community center, balloons for children, and special attractions with sale terms at reasonable prices.
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South Street
Meat Cooking Timetable From Historical Table
The table lists cooking times per pound for various meats, noting times reflect weight before cooking. Roast pork two and a half hours, beef rare eight to ten minutes per pound, well done around 12 to 16 minutes, mutton ten to fifteen, veal twenty, turkey eighteen, chicken twenty minutes.
Roast Lamb Saddle Served for Dinner
An English correspondent notes roast saddle of lamb is popular as a main course for small dinners. It should be well cooked with fat trimmed. Mint jelly replaces mint sauce, and it is served with new potatoes and a salad from grapefruit with chopped mint.
Luncheon For The Motor Trip Picnic Menu Tips
A family friendly piece highlights a country outing with a picnic luncheon. Canned foods simplify planning with a few cans of delicious food coffee and sandwiches making the meal complete for a simple motor trip.
Fresh Fruit and Weekly Menu Ideas From a OLD Home Cookbook
A dated recipe page offers a weekly menu plan featuring baked potatoes, stuffed cucumbers, and meatless soups. It promotes eating fresh fruit daily, including raspberries, peaches, and watermelon, with notes on serving fruit at breakfasts, luncheons, and as snacks. It also provides a detailed cherry shortcake recipe with step by step measurements and baking method.
Chad Meat Chop Suey Recipe From Scrambled OCR
A garbled vintage recipe describes a simple meat chop suey dish using shrimp crab meat and bean sprouts. It mentions Fuji brand items, led by a mix of chopped vegetables, spices, and molasses, with a simmered sauce and final stir in crab meat and peas. Serve with rice.
Mysterious Messy OCR Recipe Remains Uneven and Incomplete
Garbled lines describe a bean and mustard dish with lemon juice and lima beans. Instructions are partly legible but many words are fractured or missing, making steps unclear and difficult to follow. The passage appears as a damaged recipe sample with inconsistent phrasing and typos.
Appleade and Molded Crab Meat Recipe Fragments
A recipe fragment describes making a cold appleade from apples and lemon juice served with ice water. Another fragment outlines molded crab meat with Jell-O, vinegar, malt, crab meat, celery, pimento, onion juice, and mayonnaise, chilled in molds and unmolded for serving.
Sterling Shoe Store Opens in San Antonio
The Sterling Shoe Store debuts on Houston Street at 404 Broadway, directed by Horace Gox, moving from Little Rock to serve the top wearers with wider widths and new fall models. Manager Davis notes four Texas locations, expansion plans, and courteous staff. prices for two styles vary and darker tones dominate in fabrics like lizard, suede, and kid.
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Sterling Shoe
Makelia
Feuimine
Horace Gox
Los
Sladies
Vations Untiea
Cos
San Antonis
Little Rock
Ark
Sterling Shoe Shop
Houston Street
Tally
Buoldioision Street
Corpa
Witady
Eorivet
Sterling
Ster
Kewest
Dovin
Hig
Dexas
Davis
Ehaea
San Antonio
Mixed Fruit Cocktail Card Style Recipe
Fruit sections and peeled grapes combined with bananas and orange juice. Sugar salt and grapefruit and lemon juices mix, chill, then serve. Prepare with ice water and shake until blended for a fruity cocktail.
Kidney Ragout for the Summer Dinner
Recipe instructions describe soaking lamb kidneys, cleaning and slicing, seasoning with salt and pepper, dredging with flour, browning onion in butter, and making a sauce with brown gravy to coat the kidneys. The process ends with pouring the sauce over the kidneys and serving hot.
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