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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1941
Page
11
An easy main course using diced chicken and hard boiled eggs in a creamy sauce baked in individual casseroles or a large dish. Toast rounds top the dish for texture, color, and nutrition, with parsley garnish and optional cheese paprika variations. Yield 6 servings.
A hot weather favorite describes a frozen fruit dessert using peaches pears cherries and cottage cheese with a lemon dressing. The recipe instructs mixing dressing juice and cheese then adding fruit and freezing for four hours in a tray or mold, served on lettuce and yields eight portions.
A concise recipe for pickled garden vegetables using green tomatoes cucumbers green and red peppers and onions with salt cider vinegar sugar and assorted whole spices. Vegetables are salted overnight drained pressed and boiled with the remaining ingredients for five minutes then packed into hot sterilized jars yielding about five half pint jars.
Prepare a jellied veal salad with gelatin and veal stock. Soak gelatin in cold water, dissolve in stock and boiling water, then stir in chopped veal peas carrots celery onions parsley peppers pickles salt paprika and dressing. Chill until firm, unmold, and serve around stuffed eggs.
Mix blueberries with molasses vinegar brown sugar and wash. Let stand 3 or 4 days until sugar draws out juice and forms a liquid. Pour into hot jars and seal. Makes about two half pint jars.
In Fort Arthur Texas the Port Arthur Business College will permit co-eds to attend classes barelegged next month for the first time since its 1909 founding by Joan W Gates. The change follows a government order ending silk processing, leading college authorities to rescind the long standing rule that legs must be covered.
Miss Magdaline Moser came home Tuesday night after a two weeks visit with friends and relatives in Chicago and La Porte Indiana. On Saturday she and her mother attended the funeral of her uncle John Moser in Bluffton Indiana. The Herald’s phone is 1240.
Congressman Thomas F. Ford of California argues in the Congressional Record that federal gasoline tax should reflect ability to pay and not fund general government. He notes average weekly earnings of $20 to $30 and farms own one quarter of gasoline vehicles, contending the federal levy is not a road tax and hurts workers. He urges tying taxes to income and broad fairness in financing government.
J W Baker Sr. left St Francis Hospital in Cape Girardeau after several weeks and was brought home last Friday. His condition is improving and his nurse Miss Clara Foersch from Cape Girardeau remains with him and will depart soon.
Government urges support in national emergency by purchasing defense savings bonds and stamps. Campaign promotes patriotic savings to fund wartime needs and bolster national defense.
If you long for the melodious ring of a real ship's bell you may have it for about one dollar and seventy five cents if you are content with a modern brass bell. They are graceful in shape and come with a bracket for wall or table. Old bells cost about four or five dollars and are much sought after by antique collectors.
Funeral services for Andrew Jackson Latimer aged 84 were conducted Sunday afternoon by Rev. Nelson Morgan at the Methodist church. Interment followed in Mound Cemetery at Marston.
A brief note from The Herald asserts trust in its reporting and editorial stance, inviting readers to rely on the paper for news coverage and interpretation. The statement emphasizes confidence in journalistic standards and accuracy.
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