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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
8
Braunschweiger macaroni salad blends durum wheat pasta with Braunschweiger, green pepper, cucumber and celery. Tossed with a horseradish dressing and vinaigrette, it serves four and garnishes with tomato wedges and salad greens for a hearty picnic dish.
This week features two pantry friendly dishes. Veal salad combines canned veal peas eggs cucumber onion celery seed pepper and salad dressing to serve a party of 24. Green beans are canned with fresh beans vinegar salt and sugar, simmered and sealed for storage.
Recipe notes detail making apple butter from winesap apples with water sugar spice. Includes peeling, simmering, straining juice, cooking juice with equal sugar, cider, and apple pulp, then adding cinnamon and spice bag, cooking to thick stage, and canning in jars.
Cucumber pickles prepared by Mrs R E Bailey use 2 gal cucumbers and 1 pt salt in 1 gal water, soak a week, then rinse and soak 24 hours with alum in water, drain and add 3 cups sugar 5 pints vinegar cinnamon bark salt turmeric and boil briefly three times. Also notes wavy top bracket softball teams meeting in New York City the week of Sept 5 1948 for All Navy Softball Championship.
A concise maxim stating that stopping illness before it arises is preferable to treatment after onset. It emphasizes proactive health measures, early action, and the value of vaccination, hygiene, and lifestyle choices to reduce disease risk and medical burdens.
More than 80 percent of home canning accidents studied by the National Safety Council occurred during oven canning. Households turning to canning for cost reasons are advised to follow labeled directions, inspect jars for chips, allow headroom, use tongs, towel for sealing, avoid rapid temperature shocks, and insulate with cloth or newspapers.
A health message stresses tuberculosis is not inherited and is spread by germs from an untreated person. It urges intelligent public cooperation, correct facts, and avoiding outdated beliefs such as confinement to mountains or deserts.
A health column urges annual chest X rays for adults, noting TB can affect anyone and may show few symptoms early. It emphasizes climate has little effect on TB, stresses supervised care and rest, and cites the Missouri Tuberculosis Association in St Louis as sponsor.
A brief reflective line notes that germs disregard borders, uniting city and country communities in a shared vulnerability. The remark emphasizes common humanity across geographic divides.
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