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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
6
Miss Hogue explains why modern canned vegetables are nutritious and safe. She notes canned produce often comes from vegetables grown for canning, preserves all minerals and vitamins, and can be stored unopened for long periods without risk.
Miss Jessie Hogue promotes The Enterprise Free Cooking School opening Thursday urging homemakers to balance family recreation with efficient kitchen duties. She describes cooking as a scientific laboratory to ensure health and enjoyment for every family member and notes free admission.
Guidance on cleaning and protecting leather trunks for travel. Dust both sides, apply polishing cream, and oil locks to prevent sticking and rust from rain exposure.
This readable fragment describes making a Turkish delight like candy with gelatin soaked in water, sugar and cream of tartar boiled, orange and lemon juice added, then set in pans and rolled in cornstarch and sugar. It also notes egg white only prevents certain fried foods from breaking and invites Winters women to a three day program by The Enterprise.
A dated household guide covers washing dishes with warm suds and a dish drainer, then drying on a rack. It advises turpentine for fresh petrolatum stains and describes ways to heat canned peas and vegetables for flavor, plus chilling methods for salads.
Miss Jessie Hogue guides bakers at The Winters Enterprise Cooking School with practical baking rules. She advocates using the can’s recommended amount, notes KC Baking Powder’s strength requires one level teaspoon per cup of sifted flour, stresses thorough mixing, and offers mother recipes for KC Everyday White Cake and KC Biscuits.
Wallpaper offers versatile decor ideas from lining shelves and back ing glass trays to covering trays and picnic baskets. Lightweight chintz patterns with light backgrounds brighten summer cottages, camp dining tables, and trunks, with cheap rolls bought ahead for multiple needs.
A recipe details divinity fudge using 2 pounds sugar 1 cup corn syrup 1 cup water 1 pinch salt 1 tablespoon vinegar and 260 degree cooking. Fold in egg whites nuts and vanilla then drop to set on waxed paper. Also notes dissolve carbonate of soda in milk to avoid lumps and stains in puddings.
Shorten ingredients list for a simple creamed onion or pepper mix using two level teaspoons of powder, about two ounces milk or water, and one to two teaspoons salt. Prepare by dissolving powder in liquid and adding salt to taste.
Secretary Roper urges closing the issue and conceding the position with no further obligation. The stance emphasizes finality and avoids any ongoing commitments.
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