Housewives Co operative Campaign Visitation Week Details
The final visitation week begins Monday January 16 and ends Saturday January 21. Mrs W E Pyne chair announces that after this week no votes will be counted for store and factory registrations. Visitors will tour firms around downtown including Milam building and Smith Young tower, learning about industrial processes while supporting the Housewives Co operative Campaign. Participation involves collecting product labels for weekly prizes with a January 17 meeting to announce winners.
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W. E. Pyne
Dlrs
Agid
Pyne
Induatrial
Com-Mereis Ban Antonis
Housewives’ Co-operative
Milam
Smith-Young
Milco-Malt Booth
Col-O-Nut Booth
Dittlinger Roller
Tower
Wolff & Marx Company
Public Service Company
Home Service
Majestic Theater
Alamo Jewelry Company
Hoffman-Hayman Coffee Company
Wildem
King Flower Shop
Michigan Street
Borden
Great American Life Insurance Company
Snow Queen
Society
Uncle William
Dr. West
Dishwashing Made Easy With Ammonia and Hot Water
Easy dishwashing guidance notes that weak ammonia in soapy water can brighten silver and diamonds, while hot water and ample soap reduce scrubbing. Rinse, soak pots and pans after use, then stack dishes by type and drain in a rack for a smoother cleaning routine.
Tripe in the Able Wanner and Cleopatra Cake Featured Recipes
A column promotes tripe as a gourmet staple from New York restaurants, with a honeycomb creole tripe recipe for six and a Cleopatra cake recipe with Boston cream filling. It notes a Housewives Cooperative campaign running January 16 to February 11, ending with a grand contest.
Frosting and beef sandwich recipe clipping
Instructions for a two and a half cup sugar frosting with corn syrup water and egg whites, cooked to 242 and 246 degrees, beaten until cool and flavored, plus a prepared sandwich with roast beef pickle relish lettuce and dressing. It suggests serving the frosting as candy or with fruit and nuts.
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Westinghouse
French pork pie nourishes a hearty dish
A historic recipe outlines pork pieces browned in hot fat then simmered with tomato pulp and seasonings. Cauliflower is parboiled and layered with meat in a baking dish. Covered with rich biscuit dough, it bakes at 425 degrees for about sixteen to twenty minutes.
Cranderry Tarts Recipe Crumbles Into Tarts
Three cups flour one teaspoon salt one cup tard four tablespoons cold water mix flour and salt cut in tard mix with knife slowly add water divide into six pieces roll two thirds of each piece to fit into deep muffin pans add filling and roll remaining dough into thin strips arrange criss cross across top six tarts bake twenty three minutes in a moderate oven
Peanut Brittle Mousse Recipe in Dessert Tray Style
A vintage recipe describes making a peanut brittle mousse using whipping cream egg whites and vanilla. It instructs rolling brittle sheets freezing cream with whipped egg whites folding in, then layering and freezing. The method covers folding, chilling until very hard and serving by cutting into cubes.
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Westinghouse
Low Meat Costs Boost Consumers Reach
Meat prices are lower than in years and keep dropping. The drop helps consumers plan nutritious meals on a tight budget as several cuts remain affordable, widening options for inexpensive cooking on limited funds.
Consomme With Oysters Inexpensive Nutrition Claim
A reader notes methods for preparing consomme with oysters, suggesting two cups water per can and heating oysters in their own liquor to a boil. The recipe emphasizes tasting with celery and salt, and argues cheaper cuts balance fat loss with higher protein.
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Tripe
New York City
Larue
M. Peter
Escoffler
Pioneer Flour
Pers
Kiddlew
Rowning
White King
Lovell
W. Houston
A&p
Strictly Fresh
Bec
Sultana
Jar
Boz
del Monte Red
del Monte
Avalde
Ieea
Black Hawk
Chack Royat
Swift
Wbe
BOKAR
Uneeda Bakers
Quaker Maid
Quaker Mall
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