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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1936
Page
5
Home cooks learn to select bone removed picnic shoulder and marinate with a savory stuffing. The method seals in flavor by searing, then slow roasting at 300 to 250 degrees for about three and a half hours for a four pound roast. The savory stuffing blends bread crumbs celery onion parsley fat celery seed and savory seasoning.
Fresh lean beef ground two pounds for 30 cents ham sausage two pounds for 35 cents sliced liver per pound 15 cents WHIM used 15 gallon lard containers cheap ORIEZ and SPEER Call 43 We Deliver
The Arabs were the first to enter Africa and leave a lasting mark. Next followed the Portuguese and the Spaniards, then the Dutch and the English. The French established themselves next, followed by the Belgians, Italians and the Germans.
For a family of two to four, buy a smoked boneless shoulder butt weighing one to two pounds. Rinse, simmer about 2 hours until tender, then cool in broth for slicing. Offer a hot cider and raisin sauce, with canned peaches broiled in butter, salt, and heat, served with ham.
Collier's Weekly notes the River Jordan in Valentine as muddy and narrow and unnavigable. It flows through a wilderness that has reportedly never nurtured a significant town, underscoring its sacred status in Christian baptism lore.
A home canning note outlines making amber marmalade from one orange one grapefruit and one lemon. It details parboiling the peel three times, combining pulp with skins, adding water and sugar, and cooking until amber colored, then cooling and jar filling.
A historic recipe describes scalded jelly glasses preserved with paraffin for cold storage. Quantities yield about 5 pints of biarmalade and 12 to 14 glasses, stored in a cool dry place for longevity.
A historic bread recipe uses graham flour corn meal rye flour and sorghum with dates raisins and thick buttermilk. Dry ingredients are mixed sifted then moistened with molasses and milk. The batter is steamed in buttered molds for ten hours then optionally dried in a slow oven for crust.
A spectroscopic study shows Saturn’s rings consist of independent particles. Inner ring particles complete one orbit in about five hours while outer edge particles take roughly 14 hours to rotate.
South Hill reports Henry Mast’s hay stack toppled Thursday trapping a top milk cow which could not rise by Friday. Mast had the stack baled Saturday as neighbors assisted with chores. Several locals list farm tasks and a basketball tournament attendance as winter delays continue.
Born in Virginia in 1858, Booker T. Washington rose from salt furnaces and coal mines of West Virginia to Hampton Institute. He organized and led the Tuskegee Normal School Alabama, earning Harvard degrees later in life, and died in 1915.
Kenneth Cherryholmes cared for Mrs. Cherryholmes and baby Jesse Pearson from Ainsworth since January 14. Ainsworth business visitor at Frank Sands home. Roy Wood family visited T. H. Sands home. Harley Rhea attended choir practice at Anna Mae White’s Crawfordsville home.
Nassau's Paradise Beach frames a lagoon where Muaneating sharks prowl just beyond the sheltered waters. The scene merges tropical shore with perilous marine life guarding the edge of the open sea.
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