Identifier: ladieshomejourna65janwyet (find matches)
Title: The Ladies' home journal
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Wyeth, N. C. (Newell Convers), 1882-1945
Subjects: Women's periodicals Janice Bluestein Longone Culinary Archive
Publisher: Philadelphia : (s.n.)
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Be sure you getDel Monte Fruit Cocktail, and youll see. COCONUT FRUIT FLOAT 1 cup milk, scalded Dash of salt 1 egg, slightly beaten 2 tbsps. sugar V» tsp. each, almond extractand lemon extract 1 No. 2/j can or jar Del Monte Fruit Cocktail, well chilled/» cup grated coconut,toasted Combine scalded milk with egg and sugar; addflavorings and salt. Pour into small casserole, setin pan of hot water, and bake in a slow oven(325° F.) 30 to 40 minutes or until sharp knifeinserted in center comes out clean. Chill. Emptychilled Del Monte Fruit Cocktail into servingbowl. Place spoonfuls of custard on top, andcover custard with toasted coconut, as illustrated.Serves 4 to 6. Just shows one of the many ways Del MonteFruit Cocktail can glorify simple dishes. And dontforget how attractive it is served plain—how quickand easy, too. Keep a can or jar handy always— in your refrigerator or your cupboard, readyinstantly to add inviting color and luscious flavorto any part of any meal. FRUITCOCKTAIL
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LADIES HOME JOURNAL 155 (Continued from Page 153): sed it back into a dark corner of his mindi went back to work, his head bobbing.: felt the left hand go into his face and he;iched and shuffled forward and ate up(ther left hand as Tony danced out ofiger. Suddenly his frustration brought: tears to his eyes and then the frustrationj nged to blinding rage and Tony became,i ead of his opponent in the Golden Gloves,i iteful, dancing will-o-the-wisp—a mock-; fleeting enemy without the guts to standc fight. And just as a raging, frustrated: npsey had done years ago against Tun-5, Eddie stood flat-footed, beckoned withi left hand and yelled, Come on andIt! The crowd slammed its voice into) ring with the gesture and Tony Fransioli>red in and struck with the left, twice.;i lie shot his right for the body and moved- ,ard and punched with both hands, buti) y was going away again. He was stilli: ig away at the bell. Eut the sickening, stunning realizationi. he had lost didnt come until he wa

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