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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1944
Page
19
A nostalgic feature argues for year round pork sausage availability aided by modern refrigeration. It extols branded sausage for quality and consistent fat to lean balance, then offers several old fashioned serving ideas with apples, vegetables, and breads, plus basic recipes for Sausage and Apple Patties and Sausage Stuffed Onions.
Shushan residents and guests from New York and nearby towns spent the holiday week end with relatives. Mrs. Charity Ketryon of Lauder daily visited her sister in Cambridge while Rev. and Mrs. Robert Brown were supper guests of local families on Christmas Eve.
A recipe fragment describes Apple Pandowdy with molasses or maple syrup and spices baked in a dish, then finished with a glastry glaze. A second fragment outlines Italian Coffees Mouse with gelatin, coffee custard, and frozen dessert steps.
The report notes home grown beets cabbage carrots celery onions potatoes squash and turnips stored for cold storage while green vegetables come from the south and west. December estimates show winter vegetables about 16 percent below last year due to smaller acreage and yields. Despite lower production be overall supplies remain liberal with beets onions squash and turnips in good supply and frozen or canned foods urged for current use.
Mrs Felix Inserlman slowly recovers from illness as neighbors and relatives visit. Miss Mary Gridon returns from Albany, Miss Norma Wildey visits Center Falls, and the Gurdon family celebrate Christmas in Jackson. Several guests and family gatherings occur across Center Falls, Stillwater, Easton, and neighboring towns with multiple homes hosting Christmas meals and visits.
A humorous dispatch reports squirrels and moths at the French embassy on Kalorama Road disrupting the mood as Henri Bonnet returns from Paris with credentials. The piece notes moths, chippymunks, and damage suppression while Bonnet hosts a party atmosphere before the Vichy era ends.
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