Agnes Rosenberger of Mt Williams Star Living Her 41 years in a tree hollow home
Agnes Rosenberger and her husband live in a three room home without modern conveniences. They use kerosene lamps a wood stove and a spring for water. At 72 she tends vegetables cans eggs beef is preferred over pork and she avoids television while valuing reading scripture and homemade recipes.
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MT. Williams — Miller
Agnes Rosenberger
Rosenbergers
Kalamazoo
Mich
Rosenberger
Nancy
Lamps Precinct
Lamps United Methodist Church
Simple life by choice fills day with crafts and cooking
A newspaper portrait of Mrs. Rosenberger and her husband the Rosenbergers who value a simple life. The piece lists recipes for sponge cake lemon pie and bread, notes their gardening and cooking skills, plus chair caning and furniture refinishing. The couple is described as bright cheery and content with a full simple life.
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Wheat Germ Panettone Braids for Holiday Treats
A wholesome yeast bread recipe builds panettone style braids with wheat germ raisins and dried apricots. It yields two loaves, uses an apricot glaze, and freezes well for gifting or holiday breakfasts.
Candymaking Rediscovered as a Fun Creative Craft
A revived appeal of homemade candy for gifts fund raisers and cooking satisfaction. Simple recipes cover taffy fudge and peppermint flavored brittle with steps, temperatures, and yields for home use.
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