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Newspaper
The Pulaski News
Location
Pulaski, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1940
Page
11
Kozy Kitchen Korner presents a Marybelle recipe for a buttered noodle ring with creamed mushrooms. Cook 34 pounds noodles, 44 cups butter, 1 pound mushrooms, then prepare a mushroom sauce with 3 tablespoons butter 3 tablespoons flour 2 cups milk and seasonings. Assemble by molding noodles and filling with the creamed mushroom mixture for serving.
Cream the shortening and white sugar. Add a well beaten egg. Alternate adding flour with baking powder and salt and milk to the sugar mixture. Pour into a greased rectangle pan. Sprinkle brown sugar with chopped nuts and cinnamon on top. Bake in a moderate oven 35 to 40 minutes.
12 small beets cooked and cubed 14 cup sugar 2 tablespoons salad oil 14 tablespoon cornstarch 14 cup water 14 cup vinegar Mix sugar and cornstarch. Add vinegar oil and water and boil 5 minutes. Add beets and let stand over low heat 30 minutes.
Danish goulous mix with top round steak onions and bay leaves simmers in water until tender. Butter browning meat, thin onion slices, add sugar salt and bay leaves then thicken gravy with flour and water to a smooth consistency.
Recipe provides steps to combine scalded milk sugar and salt with shortening, dissolve yeast in warm water, mix in egg and flour until smooth, then refrigerate dough until ready to use.
A recipe blends orange rind dough with syrup and butter for refrigerator rolls. Instructions include boiling rind and draining, forming a dough, rolling, brushing with butter, and baking 20 to 25 minutes. A wartime sign line about no admittance to this hemisphere adds a grim note.
Foreign Minister Vaieno Tanner of Finland states that surrender is not their fault but the fault of being forsaken by fellow democracies in a bold remark about international duty and responsibility.
Miss Moll class led a bulletin board display on the air show held last Sunday. Fourth grade rooms of Miss Morehead and Miss Bocock organized year end parties Monday. Bocock also led a hike. First grade pupils of Miss Kitty Frye visited Pulaski High School Monday morning for a program. Dr Gunter remains in the school for dental work for about a week after closing. Miss Glenna Williams played the pipe organ at the First Methodist Church for her fourth grade pupils Monday, performing numbers they learned this year.
Evelyn Schrader from Jefferson School writes about trees in four short stanzas. She notes many kinds including pines willows and spruce and praises trees for food shade and divine creation. The poem expresses affection for trees as lovely thoughtful beings.
The passage contrasts marketing cooperatives with government farm relief. It argues subsidized government policies shift with politics and burden taxpayers, while cooperatives operate without subsidies, rely on members, and sustain self reliance and profits. It claims co-ops grow yearly as nine of ten government plans fail.
Wipe with damp cloth after meals. mats stay fresh and dainty. Two designs feature white painted flowers or a narrow band of field flowers. varied patterns available. Sold individually for about one dollar each.
A quotation notes that a mind without occupation is distressed and unrest, warning against idle time as a form of mental strain. It contrastsactivity with vacancy, urging purposeful use of time for well being.
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