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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1961
Page
2
A hearty hot potato salad recipe blends French dressing with green onions and green pepper. Cook potatoes celery bacon and seasonings in a skillet, then top with shredded cheddar and finish in the oven until cheese melts. Serves six to eight.
The section explains honey grades numbers 1 to 3 and substandard, four color classes white to dark, color not affecting grade but signaling flavor. Pasteurized crystallized types and liquid versus creamed labels are described. Uses span breakfast to dinners and desserts, noting darker honey has stronger flavor and buckwheat is the darkest.
A historical note extols Canadian Cheddar as top quality and National Cheese Week month. It covers uses from omelets to salads, then provides a traditional souffle and a cheese sauce recipe with cheddar, butter, flour, milk, and seasonings.
The guide highlights about 50 cheeses available in Canada including Parmesan Remanmo Edam Geeze Provolone Swiss Brick Oka Blue Camembert Limburger Mozzarella Neufchatel and more. It classifies cheeses by texture ripened versus unripened and offers serving tips from room temperature to dessert pairings with fruits.
Policemen are human and come in varied sizes and sexes though mostly male. They are found everywhere, on land, sea, air, on horses, or even in your hair. They appear when needed, deliver lectures, babies, and news, and must combine wisdom, gentleness, and strength. He rings the doorbell and swallows hard.
An extract from Michigan Police Journal discusses fashion trends with a beach to home outfit, lace trim, and nylon tricot Capri pants in beige rose turquoise and black. It then pivots to a critique of the public image of policemen, contrasting TV portrayals with real life duties, public perception, and the rewarding moments of service.
A six year old girl named Diana wrote a west coast newspaper and defined the word newspaper in the letterbox. The piece lists many uses from reporting events to wrapping potato peels and keeping flies away while the editor adds a sharp postscript about swatting things with newspapers.
Advertisement for Print Pattern 4675 by Anne Adams Pattern Dept offering a dress with diagonal neckline buttons. Sizes 10 to 18, size 16 requires 3 1/5 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 40 cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Toronto address provided.
The article explains carpet buying as a longterm commitment, urging consumers to trust reputable Canadian dealers and established brand names for value. It traces shifts from wool to man made fibers, tufting, and blends, noting enhanced colors, textures, and durable, easy care fabrics with guarantees against fading and stains.
On his first voyage of discovery Christopher Columbus sailed with 120 men in three ships.
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