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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1942
Page
13
A Mother's Day feature offers sentimental floral centerpieces with pink tea roses Carratons snapdragons and bright yellows for a dinner table. It includes a baby carriage vase idea and easy to prepare ice cream recipes using condensed milk and vanilla for a smooth finish.
A brief note from Omps Funeral Home asserts that justice and fairness prevail among those who have engaged with the service. The message emphasizes ethical practices and respect in handling arrangements and grieving processes.
Pingley and Carper offer pressing repair services at 31 E Piccadilly St with phone 4611. They request return of hangers.
A light note highlights a breakfast indulgence likely to please men and excite children who will show off how many pans they own for making the treat.
A simple batter uses 1 to 2 cups flour 1 to 2 cups sour milk 1 to 2 tablespoons sugar 1 cup huckleberries and melted butter. Mix dry ingredients then add egg and milk slowly until smooth. fold in berries and butter. Fry spoonfuls on a greased griddle until brown and serve with powdered sugar.
Murfreesboro residents recall Jean Faircloth as a lively friend who grew up in this Tennessee town and later married General Douglas MacArthur. The piece notes her hospitality, travel zeal, and loyalty to friends, including a prewar letter to a longtime servant.
A compact arcade of salads and garnishes outlines three recipes including a potato ham salad and a chicken salad with pineapple and olives. It provides assembly steps, chilling directions, and serving suggestions for lettuce plates and garnishes.
The recipe describes mixing seasoning into pork chops, scoring pockets, sealing with flour, browning, stuffing with Maffing, and securing with toothpicks. Each chop is topped with a cured apple half and baked covered until done, yielding a savory apple scented entrée.
A short guide highlights methods for cooking pork chops including frying, Dutch oven, and baking over scalloped potatoes. It notes stuffed pork chops as another tasty option and specifies 6 rib pork chops at 1 1/2 inches thick.
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