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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1969
Page
6
A feature profiles Mrs. Marsh cooking game dishes with a sailfish and pheasant decor in Gay Marsh home. Recipes include rabbit soup with noodles and a tomato potato chip bake, plus a flavored sauce and beet relish. notes credit Lot tie Marsh as the mother-in-law source.
A collection of quotes from notable women this week includes Mrs Pat Mc Divitt on doubt and duty. Clare Boothe Luce challenges the effects of contraception on women. Tanaquil Le Clercq recalls polio ending a stellar ballet career. Dorothy Kirsten states her focus on acting over singing. Mrs John Sherman Cooper dislikes long banquets. Judy Carne reflects changing domestic life after marriage.
Raccoon prepared by removing fat and soaking in salt water overnight. Cut into serving pieces and season with salt pepper basil and garlic powder. Add onion sliced and apple diced with one cup water and wine as part of the preparation.
A New York family humorously recalls their 11 month old daughter sampling newspapers magazines comics and paperback mysteries showing strong literary appetite and a disdain for extremes while shredding an underground paper and seeking Agatha Christie novels.
A recipe note describes heating prunes apricots or peaches with applesauce to make a fruit compote, suggested as tasty with pork or duck. The passage then shifts to observations about a woman who ignores baby care books and seeks money, while pondering two unexplained “altitudes” about her behavior.
A quick cooking rice recipe uses canned red Hawaiian Punch as the cooking liquid. Add leftover berries or chopped fruit to enhance color, then top with whipped cream for dessert or serve alongside roasted meats as a main course accompaniment.
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