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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1948
Page
8
Round steak with potatoes and celery baked with tomatoes and water. Layer diced potatoes and celery, add salt and pepper, pour tomatoes with water to barely cover. Top with onions and bake in oven until tender.
A recipe from Mrs E C Matthews details salmon loaf with soft bread crumbs milk parsley sweet pickles and butter. Bake thirty minutes in a moderate oven then unmold and slice. A separate creamy sauce uses butter flour milk celery salt salt and pepper with egg yolk for a smooth finish.
Mrs Elder provides a simple baked beans dish with pork and beans onion bacon cheese green pepper and tomato ketchup. Mix ingredients place in casserole bake 45 minutes in a medium oven stirring occasionally for even heating.
A fragmented collection of kitchen measurements and steps for a tomato soup style sauce and a pecan pie. Instructions include Mazola oil vinegar sugar mustard Worcestershire salt paprika green pepper onion dill pickle vanilla and eggs. The pie fills a weakened crust and bakes briefly in a hot oven for setting.
On a dull Sunday afternoon the urge to bake chocolate fudge grows strong. Just before pouring into a shallow pan let it cool slightly then shake in a generous line of cinnamon about a half teaspoon. It yields a marvelous flavor.
Cinnamon puffs are yeast muffins with cinnamon sugar and nut topping. The batter is beaten then left to rise, dropped by spoonfuls into greased pans, topped, doubled in size, and baked at 375 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes yielding two inch puffs.
A pre war French candy flavor note is paired with a candy making tip. The advice emphasizes cooling the mixture in ice water before beating to prevent graininess and achieve a smooth creamy fudge texture. The passage ends by recommending Herald Classified Advertisement’s effectiveness.
The Missouri State Fair unveils its 1948 premium books with mailings to the mailing list completed. More than 382000 in premiums will be offered, including a new Wool Show with fleeces across commercial and breed classes.
At the Missouri Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars annual convention in St. Joseph, officers for the ensuing year were selected. Commander Dr. Harry BE Mort adjutant A H Otten and judge advocate George Chopin, all residents of St. Louis, were named.
A note seeks to cure a premium book by addressing the Fair's Publicity Department at Box 111 Sedalia Missouri. The request appears to involve publicity materials or confirmation for a premium listing.
A Memphis firm wins a federal contract to produce 33 000 square feet of concrete blocks near Caruthersville at 356 800 dollars. Helena Arkansas will see 66 000 squares for 696 300 dollars and Memphis 132 000 squares for 1 178 760 dollars. All blocks will fortify river banks along the Mississippi between Cairo Illinois and Rosedale Mississippi.
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