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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1939
Page
8
Many persons prefer loin lamb shops cut an inch to an inch and a half thick but the broiling time should be prolonged for a well done center. Slower broiling for at least 25 to 30 minutes is advised with a double scanning rack turning once. If chilled chops are stiff, let stand 20 minutes before broiling.
A compact collection of food instructions and ingredients for dishes including pea soup with pork, lobster noodle bake, apple meringue layers, green tomato pie, and grape pie. Contains measurements, baking times, and serving yields, typical of mid century home cookbook notes from The Herald.
Water shortages worsen across rural Missouri as no rainfall since late August and scorching winds damage crops. Abnormal heat has driven corn to early maturity, gardens and late crops burned, pastures bare, and fruit damaged while alfalfa holds steady amid harsh conditions. Farmers haul water for domestic and stock use. Industry notices urge support for Herald advertisers.
Cape Girardeau State College reports 1218 students enrolled on Wednesday the third day of fall term. Officials forecast 1250 or more for the term, with current enrollment 162 above last year’s regular fall term high of 1056.
ST. LOUIS reports a well established zoo favorite welcomed a new panda named Pao Pei. The cub resembles a white and black teddy bear and arrived yesterday after a 7000 mile journey from Szechwan in West China.
The American Boy Magazine offers reading on sports and adventures as a buddy to readers. It features advice from coaches and athletes, with articles on football basketball track tennis and more. Subscriptions cost 15 cents per issue 1.50 yearly or 3.00 for three years with foreign rates 50 cents additional.
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