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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1941
Page
14
A collection of summer beverage ideas and a baking recipe. Minted Lemonade blends lemon juice with mint and ginger ale, plus sugar and water. A tea citrus cooler uses green tea, orange and lemon juices, mint, and ginger ale. Raspberry grape juice mix and spiced fruit drink include mint and citrus elements. A standard cookie recipe yields about 48 cookies.
A recipe for orange gingerbread with shortening egg molasses and flour plus spices. Mix wet ingredients beat in, then combine dry with baking soda dissolved in sour milk and fold in alternating with flour. Bake in greased pan at 350 degrees for 45 minutes. Finish with sugar orange juice and rind poured over hot cake. Yield about eight portions.
A report notes that soybeans in the United States generate roughly fifty by product items in production and research streams. It outlines various by products linked to processing and potential market applications across agriculture and industry.
Open-face Olive Biscuits make a big hit for tea buffets or Sunday suppers. Halve hot baking powder biscuits, spread with mayonnaise and top with stuffed olives or with deviled ham and sweet pickle. Light flaky biscuits come from using Spry shortening.
Sift flour with baking powder and salt. Cut in Spry until fine. Stir in milk to a soft dough, knead briefly, roll to ½ inch, cut rounds, bake at 450 F for 12 minutes. Split hot biscuits, spread with mayonnaise, top with sliced olives. Makes one dozen.
A compilation of home baking and salads detailing Cinnamon Sticks dough with yeast, sugar, milk and spices, Blueberry Loaf batter, and Molded Fresh Vegetable Salad using gelatin, vinegar and mayonnaise. Includes crab shells and shrimp dish with lemon, pickle, celery, and seasonings. A note on window screen wires ends the piece.
The passage offers two old fashioned bean recipes for picnics and weekend meals. First, precooked beans with fried bacon, tomato sauce, and optional spices, cooked briefly over an open fire for a ready to serve dish. Second, a one-dish meat substitute chowder using salt pork, onion, tomato pulp, baked beans, water, and potato, simmered one hour to yield four servings.
A concise ingredient fragment lists 42 cup dark brown sugar, 1 eye, and 43 cup chopped dates or figs. The lines resemble a recipe note or misread OCR, lacking context or complete instructions. The entry reads as a partial measurement list rather than a full prepared item.
The war era sugar panic drives buyers to stockpile amid assurances of ample supply. Officials warn of a price spike as raw sugar nears 3.60 per 100 pounds, with the Agriculture Department having power to set yearly quotas and influence markets.
A concise note states the sole important cereal to originate in the New World is coin, and mentions The Herald is reachable at phone number 1240.
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