Farmhouse Classic Dish From a Simple Recipe
An old fashioned dish familiar to generations in farmhouse kitchens and favored by the men folks, here presented as an easy recipe that promises straightforward steps and comforting flavors. The instructions emphasize practical ingredients and time tested methods.
Food Facts From Prior Days
The passage notes that tropical natives tender meat with green papaya juice and leaves, cites ancient sugar import for Europe as scarce and medicinal, states four ounces of lean meat daily suffices for protein needs, and mentions A and P Homemakers advise department grouping for shopping lists. It also recalls Romans knowing eight cherry varieties.
King Coal's 3000 Year Reign Outlook Forecast
AP Features writer Schuyler Allman paints a future where coal dominates energy and industry. Vast coal reserves remain, while oil wanes. research drives synthetic gasoline, plastics, drugs, and new coal uses. Postwar, coal fueled vehicles may use plastic bodies and tires sourced from mines.
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Orange Coffee Cake Melting Minutes From Armour Recipe
Armour recipe offers an easy orange coffee cake using Star Lard and orange zest. It guides sifting flour with baking powder salt and sugar, adding orange rind and lard, then folding in egg and orange juice mix, baking at 400 F for 20 to 30 minutes before serving hot or cold.
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Downsville Notes and Local Visits March News
Downsville March notes list Mrs Isaac Fox and son Glen visiting aunt Mrs Vannie Jacobs in Bedington W V. Mr and Mrs Peck Huntzberry of Frederick visit Charles Bowers. Mrs Alma Knodle hospitalized for kidney stone surgery. Myrtle Marshall in Hagerstown with sister Mrs Paul Look. Wilbert Bowers and sister Lagretta visit Cumberland with Mr and Mrs Charles Bowers. Myrtle Bloom and David K Poole accompany to Randolph Macon Academy to see son Jay Poole at school. Welty Long and nephew from Greensboro stay with Rohter family. Janet Nave ill with intestinal flu. Rayetta and Peggy Reed have chicken pox. The Mix: Lee Taylor family move to Kemps Mill. Ambrose Fox visits sister Mrs John Ward in Salisbury. Estonia history note mentions German Swede and Russian conflicts in medieval days.
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Hagerstown
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Cumberland
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David K. Poole
Randolph Macon
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Rayetta
Peggy Reed
Lee Taylor
Kemp’s Mill
Ambrose Fox
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Salisbury
Fried Salt Pork and Milk Gravy Recipe Note
A recipe describes frying salt pork until crisp and making gravy with milk and flour. It notes draining fat to two tablespoons then simmering pork in the gravy to serve four. The text also mentions radio call letters and a separate notice about selling the Taneytown Carroll County Fairgrounds with details withheld pending completion.
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