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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1954
Page
7
Delta Theta and Tau Sororities in Anna celebrate 25th anniversary this month. The group organized in Anna on June 18, 1929 and has furnished rooms at Anna City Hospital, provided an operating table and assorted equipment, aided the city pool fund, and cooperates in local and national drives.
A Pineapple Trifle serves 12 with sponge cake or lady fingers jam and pineapple layers. Use vanilla pudding instead of custard, plus whipped cream and almonds for garnish. Make in a spring-form pan or casserole, refrigerate, then unmold and decorate with cherries and angelica for a substantial yet light dessert.
A simple recipe for floating island using milk cornstarch and sugar in a double boiler. Add two egg yolks cook briefly then fold in stiff egg white meringue to top the dessert. Serve in a shallow dish or sherbet glasses.
Ber and Mrs. Robert Brown, charter member Mrs. George Sitter, 25 year member, and Mrs. Gaylon Kent honored as patrons in a society event.
Dorothy V. Whipple M D outlines polio symptoms in children and advises prompt medical check, simple at home tests, and early care. It notes virus presence in mouths and stools, urges cleanliness, fatigue prevention, and avoiding crowds while promoting normal activity until a vaccine arrives.
Miss Marlene Ava Jaeger and Marl Lohman Keiser wed in a Saturday ceremony at Mt. Tabor Evangelical Church St. Louis. The couple will reside at 6828 Scanlan Ave St. Louis with attended by family and about 200 guests.
Create strapless cotton tops from last year by adding Bertha collars. Use two fabric pieces per collar for easy sewing and comfort. Join collar pieces at the shoulder with ribbon. Craft a wide boat neckline starting at the shoulder where the ribbon secures back and front pieces.
A home gym project promises family fun and savings on babysitting. Full size patterns and illustrated directions guide a rank amateur to construct swings a see saw a climbing rope and a horizontal bar in a backyard gym. Send 60c to order the pattern from Southern Illinoisan.
A new accessory joins popular tote bags a matching purse designed to secure money and keep small items handy. The development targets convenience for everyday use and travel.
Use fresh fruit for a summer cobbler and bake a shortcake dough crust. Mix three cups fruit with sugar and cornstarch, cook briefly, then top with a butter cinnamon dough and bake at 400 for thirty minutes. Serve hot with heavy cream.
Duncan Hines Ham Roulades are presented as a summer specialty in Cincinnati at the Vernon Manor Hotel. The recipe yields 14 rolls with cream cheese and horseradish filling, wrapped in ham and layered with aspic or lemon jelly, then chilled in two gelatin coats. Serve one or two per person with a vegetable salad.
In his first year Baby shows anger when dressed or restricted activity. He must learn to control anger so it works for him later. Reduce annoying incidents and teach simple problem solving like righting a knocked over toy.
Off the Book Beat notes several forthcoming books on journalism. Frederic Babcock, Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books editor, authors Hang Up the Fiddle, due in September from Doubleday, about a young newspaperman. Eddy Gilmore of the AP writes Me and My Russian Wife, a true story from Doubleday, detailing his wife’s Moscow and travel struggles. Next month Doubleday releases Yankee Whalers in the South Seas by A B C Whipple of Life magazine.
A simple DIY tip suggests affixing a paper plate to the bottom of a paint can to collect drips. The hack aims to reduce mess and save cleanup time during painting projects.
A guidance note suggests offering one crisp food per meal to toddlers to aid chewing and appeal. It warns against sticky or stringy items and advises adding extra milk to mashed potatoes and puddings for smoother texture.
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