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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1946
Page
3
Plan weekly outdoor meals this summer to spare the kitchen heat. Enjoy simple finger foods like chicken legs fruits and carrots. A quick Hot Potato Sausage Salad serves six with baked sausage and seasoned potatoes.
Nut bread with orange marmalade currant jelly and lemon rind blended with cream cheese makes a tasty spread. Date paste mixed with cottage cheese on raisin brown bread, cucumber with onion mayonna ise on white, and cottage cheese with olives or greens add color. Sweet salad desserts suit feminine lunches and olives brighten picnics.
The plant red dye madder is grown over large fields in the Near East and Europe. Its root yields a red color used for dyeing fabrics.
A simple cookbook card lists Lynn Chambers menus featuring fried chicken potato salad carrot sticks whole ripe tomatoes bran bread and butter hot milk cake and beverage recipe guidance. The item emphasizes a complete meal plan with a focus on plain home style dishes and traditional sides.
Step by step on frying chicken with seasoned coatings and finishing options in a heavy skillet or oven. Includes a chicken loaf recipe with carrot onion celery and pimento, plus a cold salad and a simple yellow cake with chocolate frosting. Also contains a 1946 newspaper ownership statement for the Evening Journal in Washington Iowa.
A 1274 Venice record notes a pig sold for the equivalent of 50 cents in American money, illustrating historical price levels and currency conversions in medieval Italy.
The Hering family reports two messes of green peas from volunteer seeds this week. At the E. L. Smith farm fast corn plantings provide fall delicacy enjoyed by neighbors, while Des Moines visitors Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomson and sons and Eldon Novv and son visit neighbors.
Six thousand people die yearly in farm home accidents with about one million injuries. Falls cause 40 percent of deaths, burns 25 percent, careless firearms handling 7 percent, and poison 6 percent.
Relatives gathered at the Harry Rittenhouse residence near Morning Sun for a two course buffet luncheon honoring Mrs Betty Beasley of Albuquerque. The group enjoyed autumn decor, a bountiful meal, and afternoon visiting. Also noted are visits to other local homes, school personnel updates at Prairie Flower, and activity around community families and clubs.
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