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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1941
Page
15
A Frenchwoman’s cream sauce elevates a Friday fish dinner with scallops. Sauté scallops in butter, add heavy cream, season, bake with Swiss cheese until brown. Also a brief etymology noting cranberries derive from crane berry due to stalk shape.
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the nomination of George 8 Messersmith 58 now Ambassador to Cuba to be Ambassador to Mexico succeeding Josephus Daniels who has retired Born in Fleetwood Pa Mr Messersmith was an educator in public schools until 1914 when he entered the foreign service.
A dessert using cider, sugar, water, butter and boiled cider with eggs. Prepare a crust, fill with a spiced mixture, bake at 450 F for 10 minutes then 350 F for 25 minutes to yield one 8 inch pie.
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Bush Thorpe were conducted Tuesday at 2 pm from her daughter’s home with Rev. Bowen Moore officiating. Burial followed in Green Hill Cemetery at Berryville. Attendants included out of town relatives from Winchester Charles Town Summit Point Lovettsville Harpers Ferry and Philadelphia among others.
Salt rising bread described as a tasty winter addition with simple ingredients. The article notes its ease of making, versatility from plain to toasted, and its claimed enhances to any meal. It lists ingredients including milk cornmeal salt shortening water and flour with approximate measurements.
A period kitchen note explains making salt rising bread using a yeast starter from milk sugar and salt. It describes mixing with shortening water and flour, allowing long rises in a warm place, shaping into loaves, and baking at 375 then 350 degrees. It notes the bread is denser than yeast bread and can keep 2 to 3 weeks when cooled.
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