The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 40, No. 292, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 7, 1932 Page: 4 of 8
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THE EL RENO (OKLA.) DAILY TRIBUNE
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CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
Tasty Food is Needed,
Bureau Recommends
By the Bureau of Home Eco-
nomice, U. S. Department of
Agriculture.
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! FAMILY FOOD GUIDE *
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* Every Mr*al — Milk for * !
* children, bread for all. * I
* Everyday—Cereal in por- *
* ridge or pudding; potatoes; *
* tomatoes (or oranges) for *
* children; a green or yellow *
* vegetable, a fruit or addi- * ,
* tlonal vegetable; milk for *
* all f. i
* Two to four Ilmen a week: *
* Tomatoes for all; dried beaur * j
* and |>eas or poanuts; eggs a |
* (especially for childreni; lean *
* meat, fish or poultry and * j
* cheese. a I
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How to buy with fc rmall food
budget Is one problem How to !
plan good meals out of wiial you |
buy la another and perhaps a i
harder problem. Even the house
wife with unlimited choice iiiust
give some thought to her menus |
if she would have them Interest
Ins as well as wholesome. To gel I
variety within the low-cost budget,
the Bureau of Home Economics '
polnls out. is a vety much stlffer
challenge to any housewife's in
penalty, as well as lo ner skill al
rookery. She must huy cheap
foods and she must try to make
them more interesting than usual,
for palatable meals ultrartlvely
served are a powerful stlmuhnt 1
to the spirits
Barely to meet the body needs. |
then, the bureau Insists, Is not
must b«
To ii
THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1932.
< rough. Something
counted In to make the cheap
meal taste good. This week, a<-
cordlngly, the bureau suggests a
new set of melius seven dinner
menus plaupcd within the low
«o»t weekly food supply suggested
for a family of five. Heversl of
iliree dinners are planned to have
enough of the main dish left over
for nest day's lunch, or supper, as
Ihe case may be Most of these
dinner menus were planned with-
out salads, with the thought ihai
salads would he used to make
lunches or nappera more apelU-
*"* ‘hlldren
The first two of the menus are Bread. 12 to l< pounds. f|„„r.
lor oven dinners, and If Ihe oven I | |0 t pounds; cereal. 4 to ii
ACROSS
I African an(«lop«
6 By meant of
S Stop
12 Beam
II Impenetrably hard
14 Secure
16 Adversary
17 Write
II Produce
20 Woolen material
21 Distributes
14 Female deer
II Vlacoue matter of a
cell
II Chalky chemical
substance
10 Fracas
21 Pre position
11 Annoy
16 khymed
• oin position
SI Uve
IT Natural
31 Pedsnt
S« Kdfe
40 One
41 Imitated
41 Trimming
44 Suffice
41 Journey
IT Patent
40 Eschew
61 Touch
61 Faith
66 Wanting
64 A drug
6* Be Indlapoaed
10 Matchleea
*1 Liquid refreshment
44 Malady of the brain
<1 Period of time
«l Dropsy
IT Part of verb "to he
11 Inarrtidton-hearing
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I Affirmative
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TO Card In golf *
lo large volume
32 Cooling device
34 Ki-mnant
36 fiomestlc animal
4 Between dawn and „
evening
6 ICaaay
I Boll (Archaic)
T Itoarn
k Filthy place
0 Consumed
41 Spring up
43 Hazard
46 Toward
10 Basket
40 Negative
60 Sound
lo sways rhythmically fl Headdress
U Ouided
IS Back tooth
It Mohammedan world
31 Mode of acenlc
representation
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21 Slid
26 Take Inroneiderately
20 Affirmative
62 Beat
64 Pertaining to
sounds
60 Span of time
67 single
60 Health retort
t;a Beast of burden
«1 Poem
02 SrrulllMre
Answer to Preeiaue Pauls
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Milk (for children).
No. 6
Salmon Chowder Suticrkraui
Cornhread
Haltilu Tttploca I'utlilliig
Milk (for children).
Jio. 7
flround Hoef Broiled on Touat
Pan-fried Potatoes
Boiled Onions Bread and Butter
Slewed Dried Peaches
Milk (for children).
RECIPES
Raatt Stuffed Cured Shoulder
Have a cured pork shouldsrr
skinned unit boned. Wuah Ihe
shoulder and soak il overnight in
cold water to cover. On removing
the piece from thP water wipe Iti
dry. I.«y the shoulder fat aide |
down, pile In some of Ihe hot
stuffing, begin to sew the edges
of the shoulder together to form
a pocket, anil gradually work lit
Ihe rest op the stuffing. For Ihe
stuffing mix 1 cup of brown sugar
urn! 3 cups of fine soft bread i
crumbs. I teaspoon ol prepared
mustard, and Jus) enough vinegar
lo moisten. Add I teuspoon of
ground cloves and two teaspoons
cinnamon. I.ay tite stuffed shoul-
der. fat side up. on a rack lit an
open roasting pan without water.
Boast the meat al very moderate
heal until il Is tender when
pierced with a skewer or u fork.
A 4 to 6 pound picnic shoulder
will require ahont lily hours to
cook at thin oven temperature. ■
Baked Indian Pudding
I quart milk
1/3 tup yellow cortimeal
1 teaspoon nail
H cup Molasses
Mi lo | teaspoon ginger
Cook ihe milk, cornnieal, und
colt in a double boiler for 2i!
minutes. Add tile molasses and
ginger, pom into a greased bak-
ing dish, anil hake In a very
moderate oven for 2 hours.
Apple Biown Betty
2 quarts diced lart apples
I quart bread crumbs toven
toasted uniII crisp uud light
brown)
IM cups sugar
I teaspoon cinnamon
% teaspoon salt
'4 cup melted butter, margar-
In, or other fat.
Urease a baking dish and place
1 lit II a layer of crumbs, then a
| layer of apples, and some of ihe
I sugar, cinnamon, anil salt, which
DRY LAW BATTLE GOES TO SENATE
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Add the boiling water to the
tapioca and cook In a double boiler
for 15 minutes, or until the tapi-
oeu Is clear. Add the sugar, salt,
and lemon rind and Juice.
"JILL OF ALL TRADES"
Surry, Me., (IPI-Miss Alible^
Ingalls, 20, is known locaUy as if
“Jlll-of-all-tradea." She conducts
a burlier simp, repairs hoots and
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| the raisins and pour Into a greas- mi,( hlinlc> ,lr)v,.s motor trucks.
ed shallow baking dish. Bake lu sews und does housework. Too,
a moderate oven until the raisins J she has made quite a name for
are tender and the top Is lightly herself In these parts as a soloist,
browned. Serve hot or cold. . —i ...gggate
This padding will cost a little
less If boiled, instead of linked,
after the raisins are added,
j Ground Beef Broiled on Toast
1 pound ground raw beef
8 slices bread
Butler
Salt and pepper lo taste
Toast the bread on one side,
j Butter the antoasted side, spread
to the edge with a layer of the
j ground beef, dot with the butter,
and broil under a I lame for about
5 minutes. Season with salt and
pepper, and serve at once with u
garnish of parsley or pickles.
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LOCAL BRIEFS
John P. Mathews and A. J.
Klveti transacted Inisltr xs in
j Heary Wednesday.
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With hearings on ivpeal of the [ Senator John J. Blaine of Wl.icon-
elglileentb amendment scheduled sin, a wet, heads Ihe committees,
before u senate committee during Other inenile 11 are William
January, the greatest prohibition ; Borah, Idaho, opposed to repeal;
battle In history will gel under [ Felix Herbert, Rhode Island, who
way In th* halls of congress. The favors resiihinisslon; Hugo Black,
hearings an* brought about Alabama, a dry. and Thomas
through a resolution bv Senaloi | Walsh, Montana, who favors re-
11 Irani Hlnghuni of Connecticut. | submission if his state desires It
Mrs. Harvey liever, Mrs. Kva
Mays und Miss Berber were Ok
I ........a city visitors Thursday.
Mrs Huh 11. Chastain, < t Okla-
homa City, was an overnight
guest Wednesday of Ml-x Matt'i
W si, I log Saal'ti Barker avenue
Rev. and Mrs. Ilolmea Nlcholn,
!(2I S.miiIi Rock Island avenue,
relumed Wednesday from a few
dayh’ visll in Ihe home of theia
daughter, Mrs V W Cal* i and
Mr. Cwtes lu Denton, Tex.
INDIGESTION
Here’s fjissl news for your stoniarhl
A new, handy |ns-kct si/.e of l’a|s*’s
l)iape|isin. Hut what you want, and
all you want, without run* pang of
indigestion. Just carry; Hu* harmleu
stomach slimuliinl. lake two or
three tulilrls alter eating. Then enjoy
serene iligcslioii.
1‘apc's Diapepsin lahlel* are as
pleasantly mien us randy. Alo sour-
ness, no gas, iio distress two hours
idler meals no sensulmn tml hunger
for Hie next meal. Don't diet; don’t
deny youixelf. I -a* Pape's I bjjiepsm.
Baked Imllan Pudding
Milk ifor children i
is lilg enough, ihe bureau points pounds, whole fresh milk. J: n. No S
Hill, could he cuoked the same 28 quarts, or tanked evuporateil | Raked Keane with Salt INirk
day, wdlh the same fire. By us- mil. 21 to 28 tall cans; putffioea. Brown Bread Cabbage Salad
'" .ip * ms. meat can he 18 to Jo pounds *lit“il !m ans |>< . Apple ||.-n i
peanul Imtli i. I to ;• pmimC i*>
hialoer, tresh or canned, or cliru*
fruits, fi pounds. Other vegetables
(including some of grei ii or yel j Creamed Poialoen
l*t|iieo|ei| out of the budget for
every day Lut one. and I hot lay
a halt pound of fish ts used in a
i how del One ol those days, to bo
shiv*, the meat Is a half pound of
salt pork But silt pink Inked
with lieaus provides u very siih-
xtanilal and nourishing dish.
The recipes for this week's
met II have been adapted (lone flsli. cheese, and eggs, r. lo
puldlcatlona of the bureau, anch! pour da; eggs (for children I,
a« I ,c.if let No. 81-L. out It led "Conk j sggs
log Cured Pork," and "Amt I _
He m my'a Radio Recipes Hcvlsed
Milk
ifor childreni
No 1
Cold Sllcisl Shoulder
2 cups diced potatoes.
1 large onion, chopped
J quart water
2 tablespoons flour
I plot milk
M pound canned saltnon
Halt
Pop|ier
Cook ihe iMitaloes. carrots, and'
onion in the water for It iiilnuic:* |
liuve been mixed together Repeal j Mix He flour with a little cold (
unlit all Ihe Ingredients are used. 'milk, add to the vegetables and j
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low mlori a ml Inexpensive fruits,
16 to 18 pounds; fats, such ua
lard, salt pork, baruii, murgarln.
butler, etc., 2Mt pounds; sugar and
molasses 2 pounds. |i*mi iii**ui.
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Tomatoes
Weekly Low Coat Food Supply For
A Family of Flvo
Including two adult* and three!
MENUS
No. 1
Al ill fed linked shoulder
Baked aweel potato**
Spinach
Bread allil Butler
Steamed Apricot pudding
Milk I lor children I.
No. 4
I.11111I1 Slew with Potatoes,
Carrots and tlnioua
Bread and Mutter
Banana•
Milk ifor children I.
No. 5
Creamed (Ironed Sin aider
and llnnilny
Slewed Tomatoes
Bread anil Muller Apple Sauce
snvlng sufficient crumbs for the
lop. Pour the melted fat over
ihe top layer of crumbs, cover,
and bake for 3t, to 46 minutes,
or milII the apples are soft Tie
waul the laat reinpve the rover
and allow the top to brown Serve
with lor without! top milk nr
sauce.
Steamed Apricot Pudding
(* imtind dried apricots
I‘v cups alfled soft wheal flour
*4 cup sliet
S cup sueur
1 egg
2 teaspoons b.iklnr iniwder
14 teas)ioon salt
tfc cup milk
Wash the uprlrots, chop fine. *
.Hid mil wlllt 2 tables peons of tin I
flour. Sift the remaining flowi ,
with the basing powder and sail. I
Cream Ihe fat. add the sugar, and
well-beaten egga. and add alter
nately with the milk In the sifted
dry Ingredients Stir In Ihe aprl
coin. Pnttr Into a greased mold,
cover, and steam for 2 hours
Serve with vanilla sauce.
Salmon Chowder
l cups diced potatoes
I stir. Add the remaining milk,
the salmon, season with salt and i
iiepper, and simmer about lu min I
ales longer. Serve over crackers.
Ratlin Tapioca Pudding
H cup quick-cook lug tapioca
2 cups hulling water
14 cup sugar
teaspoon nail
Juice anil gratis! rind of I
lemon
I cap raisins.
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COAL
For Fire Only
We Handle Only the Best Grade of McAlester
No Slack—Burns up (’lean
And ’Boy,” what a hot fjre. . . . It’s a pleasure
to sell this coal. . . We have Henrietta, too!
LANMAN FOUNDRY A MACHINE CO.
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Phones 12 • 13 • 11
.1 II. GIBSON, Manapcr
Free Delivery
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
101 South Rock Mind
10-lb. ( loth Bbk l*urc White Suj;ar
1 Gal. Pure Country Sorghum
New shipment and it ix fine!
(Kir
2-lb. Can Mothers Cocoa for
2Hc
Wb. Can Mothers Cocoa for
11.
1 Can No. 2 Wax String Beans for
10c
6 Cans No. 2 t'aliro Sueur Corn
55c
3 Cans No. 2 Standard Corn
25c
3 Cans No. 2 Standard Peas
25r
15-lb. Can Acorn Shortening
ll»-lh. (an Shortening
H-lb. Pail Shortening
13.55
SI. 11
72c
Mb. Pkg. Chlpao
22r
SILOX (The Spml Soap) IftxH site Im»x
15c
H-o*. Bottle Evans Vanilla Flavor for
25c
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IIEFF SHORT RIBS In Imil or hake
10c
Bulk Kraut, lb.
7c
(iood Beef Shoulder Sleak. Ih.
12'/|C
Beef Shoulder Koaat, lb.
12Vyf
(iood Sugar Cured Rarnn. Ih.
15c
30 Ills. Pinto Beans for
A 1.05
20 lbs. No. 1 Navy Beans
H5f
2 Cans No. 21 > Kninliow Sliced Pincupplc 35c
2 Cans No. 2 Red Pitted ( berries
2!*c
1 Gal. Red Pitted ('herriea
file
1 Glloa I’caclh
43c
l < tllon Pears
3Hc
l-lb. Fancy Dried Pears
15c
2 Ills. Dried Apples
25c
10 Bars Boh White or Eagle Sfiap
25c
1 (|t. Jar SwcH Pickle*
25c
IH Ills. Honest Alie or llumrcno
IH lbs. Super Silver or Dewey Floor
IH lbs. Rose Bra ml Flour
$1.05
90r
HOc
ARKET -
PCKK SHOULDER ROAST. Ih.
12!/|C
Pork Shoulder Sleak. Ih.
lie
large Frankfurter*, lb.
12(/jc
Wisconsin ( roam Cheese. Ih.
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Bulk Peanut Butter, Ih.
10c
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when the talkiea firat atarted—and I've amokrd LUt KY
STRIKES ever alnce. And that improved Ctttoohune
wrapper of youra-with the little __‘
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Vandivier, Davis O. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 40, No. 292, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 7, 1932, newspaper, January 7, 1932; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc918583/m1/4/: accessed April 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.