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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1928
Page
13
A fragmented oat style recipe describes muffins using two cups flour and sugar, one teaspoon salt, three teaspoons baking powder, two tablespoons evaporated shortening, one egg, milk, and ripe blueberries. The mixed batter is spooned into greased pans and baked about twenty minutes at four hundred degrees, yielding large muffins.
The new Clarence Saunders No. 6 store at South St. Marys and South Alamo streets opened last Saturday and is unusually popular. The brick tile and concrete fire proof building was built specially for this chain and features the latest design in community store construction.
Fragmented text describes a jellied salmon loaf with canned salmon, chopped onion and green pepper, celery, boiled eggs, mayonnaise, and gelatin dissolved in water and boiled water, cooled then folded into the fish mixture. It suggests chilling in a loaf pan and serving with cucumber cream dressing or cucumber and chopped fine.
Waste not for picnics. Use a waxed cream container to pack the salad, cut into small dice, drain juice, and mix a dressing with lemon juice vinegar horseradish and cream. Fold into whipped cream and serve with cucumbers and fish galatl.
New friends are introduced among vegetables like kohlrabi, endive, Jerusalem artichokes, and hop root. The piece explains uses, flavors, and introduces simple historic recipes including Curly Endive Salad KohlrabI Thuretered and Jerusalem Artichokes with a light white sauce.
A vintage ad style text promotes Price's vanilla as the tropic flavor for children’s beverages and cereals. It details mixing, whipping, and serving ideas with vanilla in milk drinks, cereals, an apple salad, and a potato omelet, praising purity and strength.
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