Holiday Fruit Cake Gives
Festive Air To Any Meal!
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Whether it be a real holiday or one of your own personal littl*
celebrations . . . this Holiday Fruit Cake adds a special glow to the
occasion . . . brings on the ohhhh’s and ahhh’s that stimulate spirits
as well as appetites.
It’s so easy to make . . . actually you can whip it together with
the very minimum of beating or mixing. And it’s especially timely
if you’re looking for a recipe that doesn’t dip too deeply into your
l ration points or pocketbook.
t Don’t worry if there’s a little left over from the first serving.
The oatmeal tends to keep it moist for quite awhile, so you can serve
i it the next day . . . and the one after that, too . , . and stiP enjoy
its spicy goodness and fresh flavor.
Make a Holiday Fruit Cake today! Recipe makes eight-inch
square cake.
HOLIDAY FRUIT CAKE
(Make* Square 8" Cake)
Time; 1 V4 hours Temperature 325*
2 cup* brown sugar
2% cups hot water
2 tablespoons shortening
1 package seedless raisins
1 teaspoon cinnamon
H teaspoon cloves
Mi teaspoon nutmeg
2 cups sifted flour
1 teaspoon soda
teaspoon salt
1 cup out candied cherries
1 cup rolled oats
(quick or regular,
uncooked)
1. Combine brown sugar, hot water, shortening, raisins, and
spices, bring to boil and cook 6 minutes. 2. Stir in sifted dry ingre
dients. rolled oats and cherries. 3. Bake in a well greased 8" square
par. :n moderately slow oven (325s P.) hours. 4. Decorate with
blanched almonds, citron, pineapple or candied cherries. 5. Store 48
hours before serving.
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ATHENS, Jan. 1.—An agree
ment has been reached in
Greece, it has been revealed.
It was announced Prime Min_
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net have handed in their resig
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maskinos was sworn in as regent!
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UNDATED — British troops
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Mrs. B. D. Stewart, has been
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unit of the Second Marine Divi
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machine gun fire during nearly
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He also participated in landing
on Saipan and Tinian with the
Second Marine Division. In the
heat of battle he went through
enemy shell fire to treat wound
ed men of a marine unit whose
own doctor had been injured.
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