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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1947
Page
3
Cooler weather invites richer desserts with new crusts and fillings. Two pumpkin pie variations use ginger and cinnamon spices, evaporated milk, orange juice, and a ginger snap graham crust, baked first at 425 then at 300 degrees until set.
A collection of steam and parboil cooking basics followed by several pie and dessert recipes. Includes steps for making stuffed vegetables, green pepper filling, and fruit and nut pies with custard fillings and a honey crumb crust. Recipes detail ingredients, mixing, baking temperatures, and chilling times.
Nomadic Araucanians of southern Chile and southern Argentina are described as the last to submit to Spanish rule and continue a fiercely independent existence to this day.
Sliced sauteed mushrooms with pot roast offer a steak like substitute. Tuna, salmon, meats and egg salads stretch ingredients and pair with hard cooked eggs, macaroni, peas, celery and green pepper. Cold tongue with chili sauce on lettuce makes a warm night snack or Sunday bite. Some eat as salad others make a sandwich on rye.
Theorists connect the American Redmen to Mu and Atlantis, while others claim roots in the lost tribe of Israel or the wandering Greeks of Homer. The debate reflects a mix of mythology and ethnic mythmaking in sports nickname origins.
The column answers reader queries on GI loans, VA guarantee limits, new disability rates, enlistment after dishonorable discharge, GI bill tuition, and funds transfer for a POW relative. It explains VA does not lend money, but guarantees up to 4000 dollars, and notes October start for raised rates.
Ted Carleton faces a crucial choice between accepting Verne Chandler's vice president offer or joining Carstairs and Keith as treasurer. At home Debby and Janet celebrate Deborah's sixth birthday as Ted weighs Verne's trustworthiness and the risk to his family. He resolves to leave Verne and do the opposite of his rival's wishes.
Entomologists say wear white or yellow in mosquito rich areas and avoid black blue and red. Mosquitoes do not distinguish colors but they react to light reflected by colors.
Near Clark Fork Idaho on Pend d Oreille lake David Thompson and a Hudson Bay Company party built Kallyspell House a small trading post. It marked the first house ever constructed in Idaho.
The Upper Adige region sits between the Brenner pass and Salerno, spanning rugged peaks up to 11,000 feet. History notes Germanic settlement through Brenner corridors and Tyrol’s name origin near Merano. Post 1861 Italy gains the Brenner boundary. after World War I Italy acquires South Tyrol and Trento. The population mix and landscapes mirror coastal plains and vineyards, with Alpine fortening and desert-adjacent lowlands.
Pressure saucepans provide faster cooking by trapping steam to raise temperatures above boiling. They save fuel and preserve nutrients, with several manufacturers offering heat resistant designs that tolerate rapid pressure changes.
Captain L T Coggeshall reports a study of thousands of sailors and marines showing very light infection levels. Most were removed from the area. blood tests showed no parasites. Filariasis was acquired by 10 431 Navy personnel in the South Pacific, mainly the Samoan islands, with 2 595 observed over 17 months at Klamath Falls Oregon. Filariae are threadlike worms transmitted by mosquitoes and can cause lymphatic blockage with fever and swelling.
European winemakers brought the century old art to California during the Gold Rush era. Today great vineyards span Napa to Santa Cruz mountains, with Southern California hosting one of the world's largest vineyards over 5,000 acres. California produces about ninety percent of U S wine on roughly half a million acres.
Ethnologists trace Estonians to the Volga region during ancient migrations. They share a Finno Ugric heritage with Finns and, though debated, have Western orientation. Connections to Hungarians are noted as remote.
A. H. G. Pope in 1932 set world marks for 5, 6, 7 and 8 miles. He covered 8 miles 474 yards in one hour and notes that trained walkers should complete a mile in about 64 minutes.
The list highlights good pillows as lightweight with high resiliency and buoyancy. It also notes durable ticking, easy cleanliness, and freedom from odor as key characteristics.
A 6 by 11 foot Persian rug sold at a New York City auction for 36000 dollars, about 5000 per square yard, reflecting strong demand for antique Oriental pieces. The sale highlights brisk prices for vintage carpets in the market.
The article notes a 60 percent greater increase in life expectancy for white city residents compared with rural whites since 1900, highlighting urban health improvements as a major trend.
Pennsylvania Massachusetts Virginia and Kentucky have officially adopted the term Commonwealth instead of State in formal usage and government documents.
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