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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1946
Page
12
Fractured OCR reads a recipe jumble with pickles and dill, plus a meat vegetable stew. It lists butter flour milk cheese and spices, plus vegetables like beets beans celery and eggs plant. The text is garbled but indicates a baked, fried, or simmered dish using leftovers and pickles.
Prepare fresh fruit such as berries pineapple or a fruit mix. Mash fruit and crush marshmallows into quarters. Heat with heavy cream until smooth. Chill overnight in refrigerator. Whip cream and fold into the fruit mixture for moisture.
Shortages of meat and bread spur homemakers to improvise with potato chips. Inexpensive, storeable, and crisp in protective paper boxes, chips suit warm weather lunches and quick snacks. A proposed canape combines chips with cream cheese, olives, and pimento spread, ready for tea or soft drinks. A rhubarb and strawberry dessert hint follows.
Peach heavy desserts boost summer baking with light spicy fillings and easy batter boosts. Recipes describe peach enhanced cakes and dumplings, using flour, milk, sugar, and cinnamon, baked until golden and served with cream or ice cream. Includes notes on peach dumplings and topping ideas.
A fragmented guide offers home production line tips to speed sandwich making for picnics. It covers preparing fillings like deviled ham and peanut butter chili sauce, arranging on bread, and wrapping in wax paper to save time. Extra recipes include a peanut butter chili spread, tomato onion soup, beans and tomatoes, with step by step assembly ideas.
Instructions and recipe text describe planning ahead for treats during summer. It lists ingredients such as peanut brittle, shortening, sugar, milk, peanut brittle, and spices. The method mentions creaming shortening and sugar, adding dry and wet mixtures, and dropping spoonfuls onto a sheet for baking until golden brown. Yield is about three dozen cookies.
Representative Hadwen C Fuller denounces War Assets Administration handling of surplus property for veterans. He cites bureaucratic regulations and vows to back congressional probes, citing alleged profiteering and mismanagement at depots in Albany Utica Rochester and Schenectady involving bulldozers and other equipment.
A fragmented report notes a figure around 26 000 with hundreds of tracks jeeps locomotives and generators being discussed as surplus property. Fuller, chairman, calls for an investigation into examples of misconduct and a forthcoming inquiry into the matter.
Fragmentary kitchen notes describe a tomato chowder with canned soup, corn, and a single teaspoon of sugar or powder. The text is garbled, but mentions equal portions, ingredients list, and a basic soup preparation outline without clear quantities or steps.
Fragmentary text describes a bent releaded alloy or sample with references to fssion, a pound of strmiting, 245 in value and 4,000 Joarvely of Mel, unclear context. Likely a garbled technical note or ad fragment from a science or metalworking column.
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