The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 233, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 11, 1942 Page: 3 of 4
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SAT., APRIL 11th, 1942
THB DENISON PRESS
Vitamins in Bowl Salads
Tempt Even the Gourmets
*
- \^jy UPLAND
ESCAROLLE CHINESE CABBAGE CRESS
In a dinner planned by a gour-
met, a bowl salad is almost invari-
ibly included as a principal course.
Victory gardeners are advised to
follow this example, since here is
ane way in which the palate may
be delighted, and the nutritional
requirements of the family satis-
led at the same time.
Most delicious of the green leafy
[oods, which arc highest in vitamin
rontent, are the salad leaves; and
(he finest of these are easily grown
in the Victory garden. Vitamin
tables show that leaf lettuce, pro-
ducing green leaves, which will
grow luxuriantly in any home gar-
den, are forty times richer in Vita-
min A than the tight heading let-
tuce, of which the inner leaves
have been bleached white.
Famous chefs who pride them-
selves on their salads, generally
agree in preferring leaf lettuce, or
romaine (cos lettuce) over the
heading type. One uncooked salad
may be served every day at dinner
with a great variety of nutritious
Ingredients produced in the Vic-
tory garden. Bowl salad addicts
often have a ritual, in which they
mix the dressing at the table, and
toss the salad in the wooden bowl,
which is first rubbed with a clove
af garlic in order to Impart a sug
gestion of its llavor. While olive
pil is not plentiful in war time, corn
oil and other vegetable oils are
plentiful and serve quite well for
Dressing.
Leaf lettuce comts i.l two types
Ir-the butter leaves, and the crisp
leaves. The butte’.- leaves are
thicker, and darker green, with
finer flavor, the experts say. Crisp
leaves are lighter green hi color,
thin and somewhat brittle. Ex-
amples are Black Seeded Simp-
son, a butter type, and Grand Rap-
COURTS
Ids, a crisp leaf type. Experts give
first place in their esteem to the
butter leaves.
Romaine or cos lettuce, which
produces oval leuves, standing up-
right, is highly esteemed by French
salad experts. It is a good late
lettuce, standing heat better than
the leaf varieties. The leaves can
be bleached by tying them up as
they near maturity, but this merely
changes their color, and lessens
their vitamin content.
For summer leaves, chicory, alsc
known as endive, is more available
than lettuce, which usually runs te
seed in midsummer. Endive may
be had with curly leaves, or broad
leaves. Many like the curly leaves
best for summer, and broad leaves
(escarolle) for fall, as they endure
frost and become sweeter after the
frost comes. Sow both types in
drills, thin out to six or eight
inches. > i
Leaf crops grown in a similar
manner, and much esteemed in
bowl salads, include corn salad,
which is very hardy and can be
harvested late in the fall; and up-
land garden cress, which gives a
pungent flavor to the salad.
In the fall lettuce may be grown
again; and the Chinese cabbaga
leaves are delicious. Chinese cab-
bage may be grown in the spring,
with rich soil and an early start.
But in midsummer, it always runs
to seed. A late crop has no such
tendency, and heads are easily
produced in the fall, from planH
staited in late June.
All leaf crops demand rich soilr
They must grow fast without check,
otherwise the leaves are tough an(|
have a bitter flavor. Plant food
should be applied to the soil lh
which they grow at the rate o! 4
pounds to 100 square feet. I
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT COURT
It. C. SLAGLE, JR, JUDGE
Divorce Suits Filed
A. L. Baileyv vs. Doris Bail
ty-
Francftle Malloy vs. L. I.
Malloy.
Cases Disposed Of
The petition of Billie Karl O'
Hara lor removal of the disabil-
'ties of minority is granted.
Marriage Licenses
W. E. Leesman, 21, and Maur
,m» Davis, Perrin field.
• ordy Epperson, 29, and Marie
Goodwin, 29, Bromide, Okla
,1. II. Norris, 27, and Josephine
Frances Woodside, 24, Perrin
field.
Realty Transfers
I/. I, Dogeet et ux lo Flossie
Mi Broudv, lot 9 and 15 feet off
north side of lot 10 block 10
block 10, College Park first ad
dition lo Sherman, $5 and othet
considerations not exceeding
$2,000. Aug. 19, 1(015.
W. H. Lucas et al to W. O.
Wright, half interest in 08.7 >
acres in the John F. Moody sur
vey, $125, July 10, 1941.
M. C. Cun non et ux to J. T
Baiuei et ux, !>?.» acres in the
John Hughes surveys, $2,000,
Dec. 10, 1941.
Oil And Gas Lease
Mary Funk et al to Gail Funk
108 acres In the J. McCarty sur-
vey, $10, March 6, 1942.
R. W. Pinkston
Superintendent
National Life and Accident
Insurance Co.
Ordinary and Industrial Insuran.
O. Box 335 Diniton, Tex.
GOT A DATE?
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ffi:;
Kidneys Must
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blood are removed chiefly by your kidneys.
Getting up Nights. Burning: Passages, Back-
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helping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
and wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
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the proper precaution to nee that yuur breuth
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Anderson, LeRoy. The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 233, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 11, 1942, newspaper, April 11, 1942; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth527875/m1/3/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.