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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1950
Page
17
A fragment discusses preparing tongue by simmering until tender and using it in economical meals. It suggests serving tongue with horseradish, cream, and simple accompaniments, noting whipped cream and calaup as possible pairings, and offers a few measured ingredient ideas for varied family meals.
A vintage style piece on Halloween party ideas and kid friendly foods. It promotes ice cream and chocolate drinks, themed hats for cookies, and recipes using dry milk powder for extra nutrition. The text lists cookie ingredients and a hat-shaped cutter method for celebration treats.
A fragmented recipe describes boiling sugar with cream, water and glycerin then beating egg whites to a glossy frosting. It calls for vanilla and vegetable coloring, aiming for a soft peak spread and lasting freshness.
Mash banana in a bowl and stir in chocolate drink. Beat with a rotary egg beater until smooth. Pour into a tall glass and top with whipped cream. Chill briefly for a rich, confections style shake with frosting notes.
A collection of cheese based recipes including Cream Cheese Spread Cream Chocan and Jelly Dots Toaster Cheese Strips and Cottage Cheese Sacks with ingredients and methods. Also lists several local social visits and guest appearances with names and places across Vermont and nearby towns.
Lansingburg High plans its annual mock election with voting day set before the General Election. Rodney Finkle oversees the event with a team including Barbara McClera Katherine Larkin Marilyn Fay Ethel Baylis Mary Furdyna Doris VandeCac Constance Foster Joan Guest and Dorothy Fanntella. Assistants include William Constantakes Gen. Jackson Charlotts Williams and Ronald Finkle.
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