davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Girls Head Times SoftbaU Card Sundo
No. | Problem,
Who i Replace
Tom Harmon

ANN ARBOR, Aug. 9.-Fsclng
one of the most ambitious sched-
ules a Wolverine football aggrega-
ton has ever undertaken. this fall
for the first time in three years.
Coach Herbert o. Fritz" Crisler
will send a Michigan eleven on the
field without Thomas Dudley Har-
mon in the tailback slot.
And therein lies the tale OF the
Wolverine team this Fall. The
development Of a championship
eleven here in Ann Arbor depends
on Coach Crisler's finding some one
TO fill the hole vacated by the Hoo
sier Hammer.
The rest OF the team really isn't
worrying anybody in the electric
fan league out here. which has
been discussing football and the
team since the first day Of Spring
practice.
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Srane !. Gami4e
Yiirsermciit r-&anbibat.

Sic ~2allife fir giirgermeilter".
&arnpagne lit inter 8eg. Das De-
mofratiife Sauptqiartier beridtct.
oob ctlihe Sauieno Yetionen idon
cinaelallfen iino, Elm 8ctucis Dab Die
9iirgcr Scr Staot GIepclano grobeS
Sntcreiie nebmcn an Sallld)cs &an'
oiontur. sllc Yctiticnen miiiicn uln
Is. slugMt cinla,licn.
Sails iie, liebcr 2eler, Elm Nnbdn'
ger BON Hid)ter Sauld)e iino nno els
ncn Iuioitider babcn mod)ten, bann
bite iih MIR nit Sobn 6. 2ofar.
t64O9 Sunimere s(pc., Glcpelai,b,
Sbic. in Tcrbinoung 81 iebcn nrS
Sic ncrocn cinen crbalten ol,rt Die
Eolt ju9cIauht.
IS miro angcnonllncn oaB Die
gSIhlcr bicicr Staot auf bem Marld)
Iino SSrnnf s. 9auid)e, einen anoc.
rem Sa8uaroid. als @iirgermeilter 81
ncminiercn mo 81 ertuablen.
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FAMOUS OHIO
BATTLEFIELDS
500 Americans Defect 5000
British and indians

Out of an early spring night in
April, 5000 English troops and
Indians appeared. Fort Meigs and
its garrison of 800 was sur
rounded. Four batteries were
quickly set up on the west side of
the Maumee. A day and night
cannonade started. One of the
diversions of the garrison was to
collect shot which had been heated
red hot and fire them back at the
British. Fully 1000 were returned
to their senders.
But relief was on the way.
General Green Clay with 1900
Kentuckians was coming swiftly
up the Maumee. A scout, piercing
the lines of the besieging Indians,
reached General Harrison.
Capture and spike those can
non with part of your men and
have the rest fight their way into
the fort" General Clay was told.
The cannon were captured and
spiked. The undisciplined troops
began to pursue the fleeing In
dians, who kept just out Of range.
Suddenly war whoop sounded
shrilly. The pursuing soldiers
were in the very center Of care
fully planned ambush. Some were
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GGG eibt 10000 N1ai,,,
11rla,ab fiir Grnte3cit

0aibineton. Gas Gipiliun Gon-
ierpatipn Corps perfiigte, oaf illnge
Selte, oie in bas GGG einsereiht
lino, beurlalbt lperoen fonnen, I'M
Sen 6armern nnb Sblt5iihtern BEL
Der Ginbringung Ser Grnte 5u belfen
Gamit itebt fir sic Grnte5eit cine
Reierpe bon 10000 iuneen Mars
nern sur Gerfiisung, faus irgeno,po
i'm Sanoe iniolae Der ein5iebung
bon 6armersiobnen gum Seeres-
oienit @ansel an Grntearbeiter,1
eintreteu iollte.
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Nc,ae Hc,,fid.e Bidder
in GleueIoitHs
Na,aptbitlictkef

Inberion-Tas &riegsteitument.
glal,- 8ersan. Die @eididte elmer
2ebensipanberung. 2 9.
grentanp-Ybaorn.
Gbiang China.
Golumbus-Borob,,rh.
Gun5-llm uus berrm
0e Stael- @ahsfiguren.
9ifion-9er Cob brebt einen Slim.
goman-Gin S6imnerlioht I'M
IunteI.
Jejer- -Wagoalenn. d. 49,. ..s-
5iiber-Sn Der 8iite Elm Neih.
Garotte ssriebrih Der @roBe.
Sapanf-Yolfa Ma5urfa.
Senninss s-Das flid)tise Spiel.
aanel-9er Sobn Sobannes.
aolb-Jrau Sdubert.
aonig-Niccola Waf,iapeai.
al,renbere-Gas Sonnempeib.
2unn-0ie 8erge meiner Sugen6.
| Wittihel, Marg.-Vom Win6e Der.
tpebt.
Wuaer-Weibe Staote, id1par5e
| 3elte.
| Wene ;3iiriher 9topellen.
Seioel-llnier syreuno Beregrin.
Voeelin-0ie politiiden Meligionen
Wielano-Dns fiebernoe Shiff.
- llnteritiiten Sic Die in llnlerer
3eitun9 an3eigenoen @ei9Gftslerte!
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Gerfebrsmittel nnb 6aicn in
ibrcr Sano

9)tonilo. Nie gclnelbet puroc
rlant oos iaponiidc Sberfomnlonoo
inseeiomt 10000 Srl,ppen noG
5ron5oiiid)- Snootina 5i entienocn
bon benen ser groBte Seil in Sen an
Sbailano angrensenoen weitlihen
Scil Scr Eropin5 Gambooa eelegi
lucrben ipa. slusl1noiife @robahtet
lino lid, oarin einig, boB Die Sapa'
ner gcaen Sbailano norgeben ipcr,
Sen. iohalo iie orgnniiiert uno bcreit
lin0. Sen icbt in Burma lino sen
:Mtalapcnitoaten ltaticnierten bri'
tiichcn Strcitfrditcn an Ger @clt,
uno Noro,uelteren5e Shailanos cnt,
gegensltrctcn. Die 3obl ser Srup.
pen, Die Snnau rad) Snophino ididt,
lit ipeit gr6Bcr ols bisber anaenom'
men tpuroe. Oic inoohincliihe SIC.
eierltng bate am 30. Suli anltlif'
miteetcilt, Dob auf @runb bes slh,
fcmrnens 10000 japaniid)c Sruppcr
5lr 8eiebung nad, Snbod)ina TOM.
men triiroci. Stun aber bat lid, bcr.
ousseIteIlt. bab sic Sapaner iih gar
nid,t Inn bie slbmahung fiimncrr
umb 10000 Mann id)iden. SnfoIgc
bes Wtalsels an geeigneten Srans'
portidiffen rnO Der id)lechten Scr
febrsncrbGltniiie in Snoodina iinN
oie SSapaner nit Der SurdIiibrunl
hires 9ciesrngsprcgramms in Hiif
ltano gcrotcn. Mebrerc @ohen liit
nod notia, INN ulc Sapnner nod
Snoohina 5u bringcn.
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Das ,,e,.e 1>ertekrS.
6eieb
Wnf jebcr Mntofabrcr fennen.
Saat Holiseihcf 8cu. ). @atoiuit

@cnn Elm Sianallift lpedielt pom
rotcn Siht gum slmberlibt, ml,b
oos sllttompbiI itchcn bleiben bis oas
Sift olf 8recn pchielt. 6l,bginger,
sic Dem rotten 9itt eeseniibcr iteben
fonncn beeinnen Die Strabe 5u fret,
5elt luenn oas 9iht aitf Mmbcr
(gernltcinfarbc) nchielt. Ties gibt
oenen cine @eIegenbeit ben 5ltBlteia
sll ucrlaiicn unN cine fltr5e Strefe
81 gehen bepor Der anoere Terfcbr
erlalbt, iif in @epequng 81 iebcn.
Cic @oridrift be5iialih Ser SUB,
giinecr befinoet iih in Dem nel,cn
Terfebrsgelet. bas bon ser Segiss
latllr olgenommen iplroe uno am
6. Septcmber in Strait tritt. Mus
Sori uno 'Stobtgeiete miiiien iett
oem Staatsgeict naf ge1noert iuer.
Sen. I'm oicies @cict tpirflam 81 mo,
fen lit Gerbaftllng bon Mutofabrern
Sic anfabrcn hcim Mmberliht, not.
>uenbig. So, Srrr slutcfuhrer, lei
a,li Der Suit! @cnn bas Mmberlid,t
criheint, fnlte, bcpor on CUR &reu,
5lllg fcntntit, oocr. bleibe iteben,
iucnn bu idon ltebit.
Gic 6libe1neer bemegen iih lang,
ioner als Mutomobile uno bieies
nel,e @elcb lit baSu beltimmt, ben
llnterItieo 81 pergleihen, nm benl
ssilBgGnger cine 8eleaenbeit 81 &C.
ben nlf ser StraBe su iein, tpeni
oas Signal ipehielt. slutos. oie ent,
iueoer rchte oocr linfe Grebllug I'M.
term 8riiulid)t MAIDEN. Die unterm
ncllen @eicb erlullbt iinb, miiiicn oas
8egcred)t Dem ,sllBg1nger 5ueeite'
ben, ser geietlld, frelt5t.
80 ,pie in Ser Gerganeenbeit ipirh
oie Glepelanoer Epli5ei isnBe1nger,
sic oas @ciet. icipie ouh Mntofab,
rer. oie Die Sl,BgGneerrehte Der,
lcteli. pcrbaiten.
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6ekt it,s Kmtle
Mad)t eincn Mbitcd)er nah
Gc6ar Yoint.

SHeun Sic Die Soite, sen tStaub
itno hns 8erGl,id) ser Stnot lplt,'
reno oes beiben Wonats Iugl,it los
perOen ppllen, lno iih burh bic fiib-
len SeebriIcn erfriid)en nlohten nm
tcrnebmcn Sic einen slllsflug nadl
Gebar Ecint. Dem pcpuliren Som.
mcrreiprt. Die >. & G. 9inie I'M,
ternimmt t1glibe Grfllriipneu aill
ser yGaltern Statcs" bortbin unb
ucrbinoct bumit jcoc bcnfbnre &c,
olienliffeit. Ger gcrGumige Camp
Ter fGhrt bon Sit 9. Strabe Yicr ic,
Ocn moraen INN 9 llbr ab nnh febrt
obenos INN $50 llbr Suriif. Topu'
lGrc Grciie limo: HCtlrfarten al @p.
hcntagcn $1.1O. Sountugs $1.25.
elllc Sprten bon Undertaking, Mulit
uno SanS. Grfrildungen ipcrocn &C.
6ptcu. &irhcngemienocn. Spgen lmS
Gcrciue fonncn iiir ihrc slllsfliiga
ipc5icle Gripilegicu crbaltcn, ipen!l
Tie nit bem Yaiiaeicrngentcn z. g
Ebillips in Gcrbinolula trctcn. Si'
Saiipn cnoet nm slrbeitertag.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-14
THE SIEGE OF
FORT MEICS-1o13

The British have Detroit. Gen.
sral Hull has surrendered" was
the ominous message carried by
trontiersmen mounted on plung-
ing, foam-covered horses to the
Isolated Ohio settlements and log
cabins during the summer of 1912.
Quickly second message, even
more terrifying, passed from man
to man-the story of the "Massa-
ere Of the Raisin River" near
Monroe, Michigan.
The United States was again at
war with England. The Indians
had danced the war dance. From
the fort at Detroit, invasion of
Ohio might come at any moment,
bringing with it savage, merciless
warfare.
Again Ohio was to be battle
ground. Again the whole North
west was in danger.
Action, quick and decisive, was
the watchword. Fort Meigs, COM
manded by General William Hem
ry Harrison, was built opposite
Maumee, Ohio, to halt the British
aevance. For several weeks there
was quiet, then the storm broke.
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vNanpusper" bleibt Md cine
tueitcre @od)e.

Cine &raftitatipn bon Sternen
pirfen nit in ,Wtanppiper" nit 50.
9. &pbinion, Wurlene Tietrid, ms
George &aft in 5itelroacn, oas on'
16. Mugltit nod cine peitere @oGe
I'M Sippobrome Sbeater ge5ciat
miro. gs tpirfen nod nit slnan
Sale, 5ranf McSilsb, @alter Sat.
lett, epe Mroen l,no Barbara Ycpper
Gas Stiid ipiclt in elmer San5
bale unb bat cine 9iebesgeihitte
als 8rl,nolage in Ser iie lid) mai
ref,t gut auslahen fDnnen.
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murdered Others were forced to
run the gantlet. The spiked cam
non were re-captured and re.
turned to action.
But the British were afraid of
still further reinforcements. On
May 9 they lifted the siege.
For ten weeks Fort Meigs was
left in peace. Then, unable to win
by siege, the British tried strategy.
A fake battle was staged in the
nearby forest. Perhaps, the Brit
ish thought. the garrison will be
fooled into believing a relief party
is under attack and come to the
rescue.
This, too, failed. Discouraged,
the siege was lifted-this time for
good.
The valiant defense of Fort
Meigs stopped this British attempt
to invade Ohio and is another link
in the chain of important military
events on Ohio soil.
Today a fine, slender shaft
marks the site of the fort and
stands as memorial to fearless
American soldiers who fought and
won against great odds.
Next Week-"Old Betsy" saves
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tyrnl Ntarp 81. Sotuf. Satin oes
pcrltorbenen ,Srnnf gS. Sotaf, prgos
niiierte sic vslu 9tations Srganiia,
tion", bcrcn &orleer lie it, fiir slr.
th,tr s.. Sans Gunbiontur nls 9iics
germelltcr nit Sallptulartier oul
537 Nea0cr 9log.
9gtnrp Sotuf lit fiir Irtbur Sap
neil lie luciB, oub oie SntereHen Ser
Staot IN Der Suno zines 9iirger.
mcilters iciu lucroen, Der nur oenl
Tolt I'M nlgemeincn uerontlportlid,
lit.
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- 9itte Ielcn Sic sic InSe;acn!
rmS unterItiiten Sic bieie 8eIfGitc ;!
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pearl Aea> ,Sletpers
& 11uriery
Sin bentitJcs Beid,Gft.

Sic haben aclpib idon bon ser
Eearl Hono Sloiuers ono Nllricru
gcbort lno nem nld)t, 10 ipenn Sic
cinnal l(riahe hoben @llllnen 81
fotien, Damn penocn Sic iih on
Serrn q. &. &iserom, Gieentiimcr.
elud) lpcm Sic SIREN 8artcn nit
nllcrhono @ll,ncnitrduhcrn bepflon.
sen uno idonen HaIen babcn lpoIlen
lno cine critflniiigc Slrbcit gelieiert,
Damn rllien Sic ebcniuus Scrrn
&iterolp uno Sic lperoen imner eul
beoicnt pcrocn.
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wie>er 11z Serbett als
Hepelmtiei,Gre fiijiliert

Mnfara. ,Sn WilitGrfreien ipuros
erflGrt. oab in Sen Don Seutlhen be-
icttcn Seilen Sugcilaniens Der re-
uolutionGren 3lntdnoe megen, Die
bereits a,is gan5e 2ano iibergesriis
fen babcn, ipeitere III Serben in.
ucrbolb ser lebten 5luei Gage er.
tutioniert murben. Sn Mgram, roc
iriiber ihon 102 bingerihtet ipur.
Sen, ioilcn 81 fiiiiliert lporben iein
in Sarajeipc 80. Die Grefutipnel
Iolgten 0ombenonihldgcn in bci
bei0en Stabten.
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Next Week-"Old Betsy" saves
the day.
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6iibrt she Gboculatc Suloicr" ani

Tos Gain Enrf Sb6oter fiibrt boz,
Gonncrstoa bis Samstag Mbeno sic
fplniihc Sper ySbe Chocolate tSrl.
BIER, oie bon Der Comic opera So.
aegcben miro, auf, inter 2eitl,ng bon
Sanbel MuosDortb. Sanettc TieIo
miro oie Eplle ser gabina iinetr
llno Wolter Born tritt ols 9Icsius
llno William 90bm als 9lliarli uui.
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- Weilen Sic Bel Gint1uien our.
altf bin, oab Sic sic slnSci9e I'M
,0olfsblatt" geleien baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-14

- &eiien Sic bel Giuf0uicn oar.
aui bin, oab Sic es int ySolfsblatt"
geleien baben.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Timely Menu Suggestions
For Next Weeks Meals

By Edith NJ. Barber
SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Ste1Ded PIun,s
Goldfish Cakes
Hot Rolls Coffee
DINNER.
Cdntaloupe
Celery Carrot Fingers
Brotled Chicken
Potatoes flashed IN Cream
Corn on the Cob
Vanilla Ice Cream utth Rasp-
berry Ice
Butterscotch Cookies Coffee
SUPPER.
Stuffed Egg Salad
BrotU's Bread Sandwiches
Coconut Cake Coffee
MONDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Orange Juice
Reddy-to-Eat Cereal
Scrambled Eggs
Toasted Rolls Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Mtred Green Salad
Assorted Sandwiches
Cake Tea
DINNER.
Boiled Tongue, Horserddish Sauce
Country-tried Potatoes
Baked Tomatoes q
Apple Pie
Coffee
TUESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Sliced Bananas
Reddy-to-Edt Cereal
Bacon Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Tongue Sandwiches
Lettuce NTH Special Dressing
Cookies Tea
DINNER.
Broiled Hamburger
Spanish Rice, Bnttered Strinq Beans
Caramel Custdrd
Coffee
WEDNESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Stet0ed Apricots
Ready-to-Edt Cereal
Boiled Eggs Bran Mullins Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Onion Soup NTH Cheese
Vegetable Salad
Tea
DINNER.
Shrinps au Gratin
6dKed POTATOES Buttered Peas
Pineapple Sponge
Coffee
Evening star., 1941-08-28

If some ore should ask you
whether you kept your coffee pot
clean or not, you would probably
answer Immediately and indig-
nantly. why, certainly What
kind of house do you think rup?"
If you went into the kitchen and
took a peek into the pot, you might
be surprised to flnd a thin brown
line around the bottom or some
brown streaks on the sides. You
might even find brown spots in the
strainer.
Your coffee pot may not be
actually dirty, but it is not clean if
it has the slightest tinge of brown.
Even when it is bright and shining
in appearance, it may not be clean
enough to suit the Coffee Institute
which demands that the pot should
have not even the slightest odor
after it has been washed and dried.
Perhaps you are so careful that
you rinse out the pot as soon as 1t
comes from the table and because
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Delicious Appetizer
Can Be Made With
Ripe Avocado

Do you appreciate the fine points
OF . good appsti7era And do you
know how good an appetizer you
can produce from such everyday
Ingredients as tomatoes and cucum-
bers, seasonable cubed summer
avocado and a f1avor-wise saucer
The following recipe for green and
red cocktail" uses a commercial
cocktail sauce, dilutes 1t with-of
all things-ordinary water, and then
gives it a seasoning punch with
Worcestershire sauce. Cocktail
sauce of regulation consistency is
apt to be heavy and too insistent
for the light flavors Of this summer
trio. Make your own sauce II you
prefer. A thinned version is de-
licious, and an example of the fine
points to be observed in gauging
the strength Of the sauce to the
character of the cocktail.
GREEN AND RED COCKTAIL.
N cups cubed chilled avocado
Lemon Juice
Salt
~ cups chilled cubed cucumber
IN cups chilled cubed tomato
q cup tomato cocktail sauce
u teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
y cup cold water
To prepare avocado cut fruit into
halves and remove seed and skin.
Cut fruit into cubes. Sprinkle with
lemon juice and salt Sprinkle Gu
cumber and tomato lightly with salt.
Blend avocado lightly with cucum-
Der and tomato. Blend cocktail
sauce, Worcestershire sauce and
water Pour over avocado and
vegetables just before serving.
Serves six.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
THURSDAY.
BREAKFAST.

THURSDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Orange Juice
Reddy-to-Eat Cereal
Bacon Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Baked Beans Bro,Dn Bread
Cole Slato, Chill Sauce
Chilled Pears Tea
DINNER.
Lamb Chops
Ste,Ded Tomatoes Fried Eggplant
Sliced Peaches Coffee
FRIDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Prune Juice t0ith Lemon
Ready-to-Eat Cereal
Eggs Poached in Butter
Toasted English Mullins
Medley Mdrmalade Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Potato Soup
Apple and Celery Salad
Toasted Crackers Cream Cheese
Tea
DINNER.
Fried Butterfsh
Potatoes NTH Parsley Butter
Buttered Beets
Sliced Cucumbers
Plum Dun1plin1s Coffee
SATURDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Orange Juice
Ready-to-Eat Cereal
Bacon Hot Rolls Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Fried Tomatoes tDith Cream GRAN,
Mtred Green Salad
Donghnuts Tea
DINNER.
Ham Baked IN MIX
Buttered Noodles Buttered Spinach
Apricot Sou1ss
Coffee
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Hot Weather Hint

During hot spells when the use of
heavy foods should be minimized,
gelatin can be served frequently
both as main course and as a des-
sert. With a prepared salad gelatin
now on the market, aspics are easy
to prepare and offer innumerable
ways to make attractive use of left
overs. Gelatin desserts come in all
OF the most popular flavors and can
be served plain, with cream or COM
bined with fresh fruit.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Ripe Olives Good
In Sandwiches

Don't overlook the amount OF
meaty sandwich filings you can
get out Of a single small container
Of chopped or, sliced ripe olives.
Moisten the fruit with mayonnaise
or salad dressing, with any desired
addition and spread generously be-
tween slices of soft rolls. For q
simple combination, add minced
onion and green pepper; blend with
cream cheese and bit Of seasoning
onion juice, or use a mixture of
chopped minced ham with equally
finely chopped ripe olives and
seasoning of mustard. or horse rad
ish and minced pickle. There's
excellent bulk as well as flavor in
the ready-prepared chopped or
sliced fruit, and no effort in prep
aration.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Garnish SUGGESTION

Here Is trick to remember II you
like fancy garnishes for your jellied
dishes. Chill the mold in the ice
box while preparing the recipe. Then
swish a little clear gelatine liquid
around the bottom and sides. Place
fruits or other garnishes on the bot
tom and cover with thin layer of
gelatine liquid. Chill quickly before
pouring in remainder of the filling.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Coffee Pot Must Be Kept
Scrupulously Clean

the coffee has not been allowed to
stand in 1t, the pot will appear to
be clean. That is not enough, how
ever, as metal pots and cloth filters
absorb oil which the coffee bean
contains. After a while this tiny
bit of oil will become rancid and
spoil the flavor of your otherwise
good coffee.
Hot soapy water and steel wool
should be used with metal pots.
Don't use a securing powder as the
alkan will act upon the metal. "A
coffee pot should be washed TO keep
1t clean, not to get it Clean"
Evening star., 1941-08-28
SuccOtash
Native to
America
Corn, Lima Beans
Seem Destined to
Go Together

succotash season! This Is one of
the few food terms which Is really
native American, and by that I
mean Indian, of course. The In
dians always planted beans and corn
together, and they knew what they
were about.
When 1t comes to cooking, we
usually do that separately and then
put cooked limas and cooked whole
kernels Of corn, cut from the cob,
together and tie them up with
butter or cream. Sliced cooked
string beans are as good as the
hmas and you may use all three
If you like. especially if you have
one or the other left over from the
previous nights dinner.
OF course. you will want to have
a corn pudding sometime within the
next few weeks. This is generally
made Of grated fresh corn at this
time of year. Leftover corn, how
ever, may be used in corn oysters
or may be fried by itself or with
bacon, onions and green peppers.
Fried white or sweet potatoes with
corn are delicious, especially when
bacon or ham fat is used in the
preparation. Tomatoes or green
peppers may be stuffed with fresh
or leftover corn, seasoned with a
little minced onions as we'll as salt
and pepper. 1t should not be nee
essary for me to suggest that cream
OF corn soup is something to dream
about.
SUCCOTASH.
I cup fresh lima beans.
cups fresh corn.
u cup cream.
Salt.
Pepper.
Cook beans and corn separately
IN small amount of water until
tender. Drain of water, combine
vegetables with cream, season to
taste with salt and pepper and re-
heat. Yield: Six servings.
CORN PUDDING.
OabASoPOOils DuGtSl.
8 tablespoons -four.
! teaspoon salt.
tablespoon sugar.
IN cups milk.
2 quarts grated corn.
2 eggs, we'll beaten.
Melt butter in small saucepan, stir
IN flour, salt and sugar. Md milk
slowly, stirring constantly over low
heat until mixture thickens and
boils. Stir in corn and fold in we'll
beaten eggs. Pour into creased
one-quart casserole and set in q
pan OF hot water. Bake is minutes
in moderate oven (375 degrees F..
Lower temperature to $50 degrees
F. and continue baking for about
80 minutes until set. Yield: Six
servings. E.M.B.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Simple Meal

Tomatoes stuffed with seasoned
hamburger and baked 80 minutes
in a moderate oven make a sub
stantial main dish for luncheon,
supper or dinner. They take little
preparation and are considerate Of
the budget.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Do You Know That

One small yeast cake contains
more than 100000 900, 900 living
plants, a total that is 1000 times
greater than the population Of the
United States?
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Use of Every Available
Ounce Produces Some
Excellent Recipes
American Homemakers Might
Try Economy Suggestions
To Aid Strained Budgets
By Gael RentreW

BY Gael ReHtreW
Ca,DeH pacattoning Miss Rentrep "ptnch
hits interesting England under
present condiionsJ
meeting with and ingenuity Supplies both scarce and -
regular of adventure make the most OF
lending helping hand giving
dishes and the exchange OF
homemaker
faced ratonng rising combat
instance, half pint Of boiling
pound with wooden When
sandwiches for lunch pcnics Sunday
butter nearly twice far and much easier to work
nourishng sandwich filling made of efovers:
Fish vegetables Mnce the meat fish, finely
the vegetables Cream Of
butter ingredients with tablespoonful Of
nd saa 0
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-06-06

trimmed to ease the heavy load
for national defense.
Transfer of the school per cap
ita tax from counties to the state,
S. A. Spear, managing director OF
the Arizona Tax Research associ-
alton, points out, should effect a
general decrease in county levies.
at is unfortunate, but true"
Mr. Spear told this column, sit
has been the experience in other
states, which shifted the school
cost to the state from the coun-
ties, that local governmental ac'
tivities absorbed the anticipated
saving and in some instances in
creased the cost of local govern
ment."
Mr.. Spear said that "one thing
in the taxpayers favor this year
is the budget law passed by the
18th legislature which makes ii
possible for taxpayers to know in
advance the size of school district
and county budgets"
This places responsibility for
budgets upon the citizen, he as