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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1933
Page
4
Washington sees Signora Gerolamo IV, wife of the Italian embassy cellar, at a recent tea. She wears a frock of sheer brown and white chiffon and a large brown Baku hat.
General Foods promotes Post Toasties as crisp savory flakes for breakfast or snacks. The ad highlights serving options with milk, fruit, or berries and notes convenient individual serving packs for freshness. It encourages hotels, restaurants, dining cars, and home use with large family-size packages at grocers.
Readers in Hagerstown hear Mrs Northcross recounts fall kitchen ideas with affordable menus. She passes along recipes like Stuffed Flank Steak Slaw Appetizer Southern Banana Pudding and Potto Oyster Pie including steps, ingredients, and cooking times.
Practical outline offers steps for compost, fit, beds, planting and ventilation to grow mushrooms at home. Readers may request free copy by writing to The Daily Mail Agricultural Editor, Van Gorder Service, Washington DC.
Aimed at beginners, the piece outlines simple mushroom growing rules using home settings. It advises personal testing before commercial scale, emphasizes proper manure quality, controlled temperature and humidity, dark location options, and careful composting practices for successful yields.
A mixed menu list features potato soup, stuffed steak, lamb stew, and desserts with coffee service and varied tableware choices. The text also includes detailed gardening steps for bed preparation, composting, and mushroom spawn usage, mentioning horse manure as a preferred soil component and bottle versus brick spawn.
Simple light egg recipes ideal for Sunday night meals and casual entertaining. Recipes include Cream Scramble with butter cream and toast, Scrambled Eggs and Tomato with tomatoes and onion, Poached Bearnaise with tarragon flavors, and a baked white fish crumb crust combining hard cooked eggs and white sauce.
Melt butter and mix with crumbs. Chop eggs and blend into meat or fish then place in a buttered dish and cover with white sauce. Top with crumbs and bake fifteen minutes in a hot oven. Serves well in individual dishes or casseroles.
A vintage recipe set includes Soft Gingerbread with molasses and spices and Soft Cookies using sour milk and baking soda. Instructions cover creaming shortening and sugar, dissolving soda, alternating flour and molasses, and baking times.
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