Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 292, Decatur, Adams County, 11 December 1952 — Page 10

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'Cooks’ Corner' , ' — - H I -j-u. By Mary R. Thaman | | ~""""'- 1 ■■- 1 ■ - ■ ■ 1 & '*j , _ Make Fruit Cakes Now •, I started the month of tleteTn her by making a fruit cakg. -It isn’t too early to make these Mlh day cakes because aging improves fche flavor. Sult wrap the cooled takes in Aluminum foil add store In a cakd container. Some cooks Jikd to keip their fruit cakes Wrapped in a cloth soaked with wifie (until cut. \ '! Frtiit cakes are as traditionary (a Christmas food as plum puddling and mince pie. Make small Oit cakes to give as gifts. Not [My will such a gift be appreciated; b|it you’ll have fun surprising friends and relatives with a gift from your kitchen. Gumdrop fruit cakes will ba> e special appeal to children. They’Ve

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economical sll4 eapy to make. Gumdrop Fruit Cake > 2 cups sifted cake flour teaspoon cinnamon r , Mt teaspoon cloves H teaspoon putmjag j , teaspoon salt “ [ % pound gum drpps (omit black gumdrops) • ’■ \ '• \ , I ’ ■ 1 pup white raisins

% cup chopped pecans, browned in butter or margarine / cup shortening % plus 2 tablespoons sugar 1 egg Mi teaspoon soda j ’ IMs teaspoons hot' % cup sweetened applesauce teaspoon vanilla Sift together the flour, spices and salt. To half this mixture add t.he gumdrops (cut Up), raisins and nuts, mixing well. Cream Shortening \ and add sugar gradually, creaming well. Add egg to creamed mixture, beating well. Dissolve soda in hot water. Add to creamed mixture. Add remaining half of r i

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PUBLIC AUCTION . REAL ESTATE —7O ACRE FARM X g -X x.far-m machinery—livestock— HOUSEHOLD GOODS h /As’my son left for Government Service, 1 am not able to continue farming and will sell at public Ruction my 70 acre farm, farm machinery and household gpods, located 3% miles south of Fort Wayne City! Limits on State Road 27 then H mile least dn Thompson Road; or 1 mile north of Hessen Castle Church then H mile east Thompson Road; or 1 mile north, of Moproeville Road, on \ ' SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1952 \ ( Sale Starting at 10 ; 30 A. M. \ \ 70—ACRE FARM—7O 7 ROOM HOUUSE —5 room and hath down. 2 large rooms lip, all rooms have closets; large basement;; Blower type coal furnace with controls. Soft water pressure system? Storm way | nicely arranged. > ! i BARN—3Bx7O Bank Barn; 16 cow stanchion and calf pens; water to barn; lots of up-st airs floor space. \. HQG BARN —16x30, corn cpb; overhead grainery; feeding room and fahrowing pens; tool shed attached. ♦ ' , i CHICKEN HOUSE*— 20x24 -concrete floor built in 1949. TWO CAR GARAGE—24x24. BROODER HOUSE—I(IxI2. Small house 12x22 and other out buildings; , Good line fences; Young Apple Orchard; Close to Church; School Bus past the house. 10 minutes drive to Fort Wayne and other towns. This is a good location. Anyone interested in buying this 7*o. acre farm make your arrangements for the down payment. This farm will be sold to highest bidder. You are welcome to Inspect this home at any time. , ;i TERMS ON REAL ESTATE— % down day of sale, balance upon de\ livery pf debd and merchantable abstract of title —Possession given last of March, 1953. \. • • • • Farm Will Sell At 1:00 O’clock - 17 — CATTLE —l7 ’ IT. B. and Bangs Tested - 10 Head of Dairy. cqw»— These cows are 2to 8 years old. 3 Good Holstein Cows, were fresh laist of October; 5 Holstein and Guenrnsey Cows, were fresh first week :of November and last Octjolier. these are good big cows giving good flow of milk—records will be given day of sale; 2 HoM-ein and Guernsey Cows will freshen in about last of January k 4 Holstein Heifer calves, 5 to 8 weeks old; 3 Hulsteiii bull calves. 5 to 6 weeks .old. \ HOGS —5 head feeding shpats. . , A > \ SHEEP—7 Wad ewes from 2 to 4 years old.. \ CORIM AND HAY—3OO bushel good yellow corn in crib. About 400 bales mixed (lover hay. I I ' ! • i' TRACTOR—FarmaII M Tractor.'starter, light®, ahul power lift, in the best of shape. Power lift cultivator with delajr lift, q ge d one season; 14” two bottom Bradley tractor plow: mounted corn picker for M Farmall tractor used two seasons; McCqrmick Deeding 13 hoe fertiliser grain drill on rubber in A-l shape; COMBINE, model 51 International 5 ft. combine, power take off; Offset John Deere disc 18” blades used two seasons; McDeering side delivery rake; new 2 section spike tooth harrow; Bradley farm wagon on rubber, with hay rack and grain bed: John Deere web hay loader: jlradley power corn shelter like new; 11918.| twin Indian motor cycle fully: equipped, in good shape. ) MILKING MACHINE AND EQUIPMENT—Sears & Roebuck 3 double unite; pipe and stall cocks; pbwer seperator; 1200 lb. Fairlxa-nks Morse platform scales; 70 ft. eiidleSs belt; tank\ heater; 65 gal. kettle wit'll jacket; grapple hay fork; ,150 ft. hay rojpe; fence charger; lard press; sausage grinder; steel drums.: y ! HOUSEHOLD GOODS—FeIt mattress,:like new; bed springs; table; other household goods; lots of articles too numerous to mention. TERMS —CASH- Not Responsible iri case of accident®. IJALPH SMITH, Owner Herman Strahm. Auctioneer. : Bryce, Daniels, Clerk Crai<ville, Ind. Phone 55 or 1D4P845 Fort Wayne. Lunch will be served - / \ X : < ' J 8 111

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\ \ 1 ■ Q dry ingredients 1 alternately with Applesauce, ustirrjing well. Add vpi|illa. Stir in\the floured gumgropu, raisins and nuts, blending thoroughly. Pour into a greased, wax-ed-paperlined loaf pan (9>& by 5U by 2% inches). Bake in a slow oven (275°F.) for hours. So many readers who; have tried my dark fruit cake recipe have told me how much they like the cake it makes. I am repeating the recipe again this year for thdse of you who haven’t tried it. ?[ Dark, Fruit Cake 1 package 1(7(4 oupce) date£, sliced 1 cup seedless raisins ■. 1 1 \

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%-cup butter or margarine 1 1 4 cups brown sugar \ I’4 cups hot water < 1 pound mixed fruit / 1 cup. chopped nut meats 3 cups sifted cake flour ■ 'i teaspoons cinnamon 14 teaspoon cloves H teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon \ baking soda 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon salt Combine dates, raisins, butter or margarine, sugar and hot water in a sauce pan. Boil gently 3 minutes. Pour into large mixing bowl and cool. Add mixed fruit and nutmeats. Sift dry ingredients together. Add to first mixture grad? ually, beating well aftet each addir tion. Pour , into a. greased, waxpd-paper-lined 9-inch tubei pan. Bake in a slow oven (275’F.) 2 hours. Recipe makes a 3’4 pound cake. The geographic center of the United States is Smith County, Kansas. \

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