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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1941
Page
17
A compact guide shows a lemon meringue pie topping and a side dish plan with potatoes green onions celery pickles parsley and bacon buns. It also includes a frankfurter and potato salad approach with a buttered corn option and picnic serving notes.
A mixed set of kitchen notes covers cheese and olive spread, beef roast, ham and cabbage sandwich fillings, steamer clams with chicken bundles, pork steaks with roasted ears, peach jam ice cream, and a tropical bread loaf. It offers ingredient lists, steps, and tips for home cooks, including simmer times, layering, and substitutions.
Melt shortening and brown onion and pickle. Add remaining ingredients and heat gently until sugar has melted.
Mix ice cream powder with sugar and gradually stir in milk until dissolved. Fold in whipped cream, then add apricot strips. Turn into a freezing tray and chill at the coldest setting. Stir when frozen half inch thick on sides and again at 20 minute intervals, adding apricots with the third stir. Freeze for about three hours.
Cut veal shoulder into inch cubes and brown in oil. Add onions celery garlic and sugar with seasonings and tomatoes. Simmer 30 minutes then add butter mixed with flour and green pepper. Return to heat, simmer 20 minutes, stirring frequently, then serve.
A simple applesauce method blends four cups sliced green apples with large water and salt. Cook until tender, then stir in lemon, sugar and cinnamon and boil briefly. Adjust with more water if needed as apples vary in moisture.
Missouri Tuberculosis Association issues a summer health bulletin advising practical measures to beat the heat. Emphasizes hydration, light clothing, frequent bathing, reducing heavy foods, increasing vegetables, limiting stimulants, and moderating exercise. Also notes more rest in hot weather and sun protection advice.
New York City reports Metropolitan Life Insurance Company announces a countrywide drive to detect undiagnosed diabetes early. Dr. Donald B. Armstrong notes diabetes runs in families and early treatment allows many to live normally with insulin, diet, and exercise. The effort aims to educate the public and encourage regular physician exams.
A single inspection counted about thirty million bacteria on the hands and arms of a normal individual. The finding highlights vast microbial presence on exposed skin areas and underscores hygiene considerations.
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