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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 20, 1962
Page
4
A home economists of Canadas Department of Fisheries provide a hearty seafood chowder recipe using fish fillets butter onion celery potatoes carrots water salt pepper milk and parsley. Melt butter cook onion and celery, add vegetables simmer, add fish simmer, add milk, heat without boiling, and serve piping hot with crackers vegetables or a salad. Makes six servings. Seafarer's Chowder works with varied fillets including smoked varieties.
A mid winter vegetable casserole combines canned kernel corn and tomatoes with basil sugar and onions thickened by fried bread cubes. Bake at 350 degrees for 45 to 50 minutes serving as a versatile accompaniment to steak sausages or fish.
The article argues that after age forty prime health persists with a balanced diet high in calcium, recommending milk as the sole essential calcium source. It suggests ways to include milk daily such as drinking between meals, with desserts, in soups, or in dishes, and mentions various milk types and preparations to reach at least 1% cups daily for vitality.
The text states that next to Greenland and New Guinea, with an area of about 312.29 thousand square miles, is the largest island in the world, implying a mislabeling as a largest island. It identifies Greenland, New Guinea, and another vast landmass in sequence, centering on island size rankings.
A whiskey advertised as 100 proof shows an alcohol content near 50 percent, indicating a mislabel or estimation error. Distillers or regulators may investigate discrepancies between claimed proof and actual ethanol content.
A collection of brief, humorous lines about marriage, parenting, work, and social missteps. A Scotsman explains a party route using elbow and foot to avoid empty handedness. A child redirects a sales call, a mother frames life with a bedtime story, and a mechanic compares girls to cars with concealed aging.
Home economists of Canada's Department of Fisheries share two seafood soup recipes ideal for Lent. The first uses salmon with frozen cream of potato soup and salmon liquid, lemon rind, and bone pulp, yielding six servings. The second combines crab meat with chicken noodle soup mix, water, evaporated milk, and optional sherry to reheat to simmering, also six servings.
California occupies more than half of the U S Pacific coastline, a statement underscoring the state's lengthy stretch along the west coast and its strategic maritime reach.
The article outlines the evolving potato industry from seed to chip market, detailing soil, irrigation, storage, and quality challenges. It highlights Fred Marshall of Ancaster Ontario managing about 220 acres with $75,000 in machinery, stressing planning, hard work, and precise fertilization and spraying to maximize yield and quality.
The War Cry notes the social stigma around refusing alcohol and other items, arguing true Christians should stand firm. It contrasts daily refusals like coffee sugar or mustard with rejecting a drink whose effects have caused many fatalities, calling it courageous but costly to stand apart.
Fred Marshall runs a potato venture with a self propelled two row harvester, three helpers, and top killers. The system yields up to eight thousand bags daily in optimal fields but costs four hundred dollars per acre to grow with profit hinging on market price.
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