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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1949
Page
10
A playful backyard project offers recipes for kid run beverages. Fruit and Honey Drink, Carmel Milk Shake, and Pineapple Milk Float yield six servings each and suggest adding cookies for a social setup.
Chi Omega alumnae plan an 8 p.m. Thursday gathering at Mrs M H Babby 144 N Melwood Ave with Mrs Babby and Mrs Leonard Halpenny as hostesses. Militants will hold a 6 30 p.m. Friday potluck at IOOF hall under Mr and Mrs Mason Downey Mrs Honorene Parker and Mrs Christine Franklin. A short business session will welcome new membership applicants. Also a midsummer card and Mah Jongg party is set for 8 p.m. Saturday at Congregation Anshei Israel 1801 E Sixth St with Mrs Ben Suhl and Mrs Louis Cohen as chairmen. A honey dressing recipe appears and a fruit salad suggestion concludes the item.
The article clarifies Canasta discard rules. A left hand opponent is forced to take the discard pile only when stock is gone and the discard can be played on their meld. With stock remaining, players may draw from stock and discard freely. The piece emphasizes that controlling the discard pile greatly affects winning chances and that avoiding the discard pile is impractical.
Leftover cocoa can become a refreshing cold drink. Chill thoroughly, add a few drops of vanilla, then pour over ice in tall glasses for a quick, tasty beverage.
A promotional feature urges readers to confront fear from within and to read Argosy July issue story The Smell of Fear by J F Wallace about a couple and a fear driven dog. It argues fear is contagious and wiser to face it rather than spread it, and encourages reader letters to the author.
Mrs Wade D Rogers hosted at 2026 E First St Tuesday morning to honor Mrs Charlotte Helbig department president of the American Legion auxiliary who heads to the Girls Nation in Washington with Mrs Jeanne McQuown then to Philadelphia for the auxiliary convention August 27 to September 1.
A 1949 King Features recipe for tender beef stew guides browning 11 inch steak with flour in lard, layering onions, seasoning with dry mustard pepper and salt, adding vinegar and hot water, then braising at 300 F for about an hour, finishing with a gravy. It ends with a motivational note about seizing inner courage to build upon one’s makings.
When making many sandwiches use ice cream scoops to portion filling on buttered or margarine bread. Spread the filling with a long spatula to the bread edge in two strokes, add a second bread slice, then cut into desired shapes.
A simple breakfast method suggests folding in cottage cheese just before serving to gently heat through. Serve with crisp toast triangles currant jelly and coffee for a tasty morning meal.
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