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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 08, 1942
Page
3
A guide to planning menus around soup with instructions for brown and white stock bases. Includes detailed steps for beef, veal, and chicken stock, plus garnishes and serving ideas, highlighting cold weather appeal and practical homemaker tips.
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt serves as assistant director of the Office of Civilian Defence directing volunteer participation and morale programs. She coordinates youth veterans and community health efforts, partners with Mrs Elinor Morgenthau, and has key impact on housing, dietetics, unity, and war readiness nationwide.
The 1911 harvest yields bread grains potatoes and beets at about 70 of the prewar average. Barley and rye will form a large share of Sweden’s winter bread. A sample recipe instructs cooking frankfurters and vegetables in water with salt and pepper, then adding stock and dumplings to simmer to serving consistency.
Ottawa reports higher farm prices and strong government support as Canada prepares for wartime needs. Hog, cheese, and dairy prices rose sharply while grains showed gains. Gardiner notes bonuses to wheat and apple growers and warns of labor, equipment, seed shortages and supply constraints for 1942.
Under the Unemployment Insurance Act married women in insurable employment are treated like single women and can receive benefits if unemployed. Changes of name do not affect prior contributions, and a two-year gap without insurable work is allowed with sufficient weekly contributions. Subsidiary employment is defined, and contributions must be deducted from wages in insurable work.
New York CP In a quirky fashion tip segment Rabana Wasburgh of Radio City Ballet suggests exercises to slim legs. One method uses a chair as a staircase with alternating foot steps while another involves side leg lifts to form a small circle with the knee.
H E Wood of the Manitoba Weed Commission reports encouraging results in sterilizing deep rooted perennials hindering grain land across 73 municipalities. Two chemical sprayings on 947 farms cost 23609 dollars with future work planned, while cultivation and grazing by sheep aim to finish the control next season.
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