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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1945
Page
3
Quick desserts using seasonal fruit and pantry staples shine in cold weather. Recipes include fruit cupcakes filled with meringue, butterscotch rice pudding with dates, and a pear cake with cinnamon, lemon, and simple creaming of shortening and sugar. The focus is on speed, modest sugar, and nourishing ingredients.
A collection of recipes and menu ideas includes Lamb Steaks with Mustard Sauce, Creamed Potatoes, Brussels Sprouts, and baked pear desserts. Instructions cover cookie dough, orange lemon rind cookies, spiced apple pudding, and Chocolate Floating Island with meringue. Recipes emphasize home cooking and practical steps for desserts and sweets.
The guide endorses using syrups to replace sugar in cookies with no major texture change. It suggests % cup honey or corn syrup per cup of sugar plus 2 tablespoons extra flour per cup. It also advises using jams, jellies, or honey to sweeten fruits and to add sweetening last with a pinch of salt. Prepared puddings, gelatin, and crusts help save sugar in pies. Thicken leftover fruit syrup with cornstarch for pudding sauces and substitute fresh fruits in season for cakes and pastries.
Farm Bureau news notes officers and subcommittees of the County Livestock Committee will meet January 10 to finalize plans for the annual meeting on January 26. The 1945 fair includes a four day program with a new catalogue, horse show, expanded racing, and a busy Junior Fair lineup.
Health compelled retirement leads to a public sale on the Lindale Road one mile southwest of Rapp's corner. Auction begins 10 30 A M with items including cattle mares a bay horse a colt and farm equipment such as tractors plows mowers planters wagons binders and many tools plus 200 bushels corn 200 bales of mixed forage and 100 bales shredded fodder all to be sold under terms to be met before removal.
Concrete feeding floors in hog lots, four inches thick in ten square foot sections, with gravel or cinders in poorly drained sand, raise pigs about 25 percent and shorten time to market. Use cement, sand, and gravel by ratios 7, 3, and 1 percent per hundred square feet. Provide shade, proper curing, and a curb and apron to prevent undermining.
Puzzle clues span edible Asian plant and weaponry plus verbs, nouns, and titles. Names and terms include Hebrew letter and Malayan vessel with answers expected from a compact crossworld grid.
The friends of Raymond Hauke regret to learn he was killed in action in Germany July 20. He was a fine young man with many friends. The piece notes farming efficiencies, citing the average farm family’s food production for home use and surplus for urban families.
Nearly 4 million fertile eggs will be used in six months to make vaccines for civilians and fighting forces. Veterinary laboratories begin using eggs for livestock disease vaccines and remedies. One lab is even growing typhus virus in eggs to immunize soldiers, signaling a specialized future in egg based vaccine production and egg supply management.
The U S department of agriculture explains genetic selection as choosing breeding stock by hidden qualities from pedigree records and progeny performance. In poultry it covers egg production fertility and hatchability.
Earthworms are harnessed to enrich soil by burrowing and swallowing minerals and vegetables, adding secretions to form rich topsoil. Ten worms per square foot or one million per acre can produce about 200 tons of soil annually, boosting crop yields by 100 to 300 percent.
The Franks family expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of Olie Ray Franks. They thank Rev. I. E. Jenkins and Amelia Lodge No. 590 F. A. M. Cincinnati Planer Co. and night staff, floral donors, pallbearers, and Mr. Moore for funeral management. Minnie Lee Franks and family.
Average prices for logs and standing timber increased by 24 percent and 16 percent respectively in 1943 compared with 1942. These prices were derived from reports covering 20,000 stumpage and log sales.
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