Tricks for the Hostess Entertaining with rationed ingredients and clever baking
A prewar guidance piece for hostesses praising cheerful entertaining despite shortages. It urges stretching meat with vegetables and using nonrationed eggs with cheese, syrups and molasses. Includes a prune cake recipe, cookie tips, and Maple Nut Bals with simple ingredient substitutions.
Lynn Chambers' Point-Saying Menus Creamed Dishes and Cookies
A kitchen column offers tested recipes and menus. It includes Creamed Deviled Eggs over Crisp Noodles, Buttered Peas and Celery, Apricot Cottage Cheese Salad, Whole Wheat Bread Spread, Prune Cake, and a Maple-Icing Nut Cookie. Also shared are Oatmeal Mincemeat Cookies, Shrimp Curry in Rice Ring, and Salmon Loaf with pickle garnish.
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Quick Tips for Dinners and Luncheon Dishes
Lynn suggests practical kitchen ideas such as broiling bologna cups filled with creamed potatoes and onions, wrapping hamburgers in waxed paper for crowds, and shaping patties with a cookie cutter. She also recommends scalloped potatoes with dried beef, a casserole with mashed sweet potatoes and pork sausage, and a dessert topping of pears or apples. Liver can be improved by soaking in French dressing before cooking.
Homer Croy and Family Farm Roots Tie to Exposition
Amos Croy and wife settled on a farm in Missouri where Homer was born. The family attended the Omaha Exposition where Homer tasted the outside world. Homer finished school, moved to New York, published his first novel Boone Stop, and returned home when his father fell ill. The farm remained a cherished legacy, and Mr. Croy died shortly after.
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Amos Croy
Mige Tours
Homer
Bunday
Croya
New York City
New York
Mr. Croy
Farm debts and a barn born of hope in a tough year
The narrator recalls a farm failing under mortgage pressure after a series of renters and a collapsing economy. He describes repairing the property with tenant Spide Logan, building a new barn, and the lure of Hollywood and Will Rogers before bankruptcy looms. A hopeful advertising call hints at a possible career pivot as he copes with mounting financial strain.
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Spide Logan
Spide
Spider
Nellie Logan
Hollywood
Madison Avenue
Chicago
Well-Fitting Slip Pattern for Matrons and Party Dress
Sewing circle reports pattern No 1281 for a built-up-shoulder slip suited to heavier figures. Waist darts slim the fit, with tailored panties to match. sizes cover 38 to 52, requiring about 4 1/4 yards of 35 or 39 inch material.
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Fielschmann
Cuba
Household hacks and quick remedies from a past column
A collection of simple at home tips including watering ferns in the tub with a room temperature shower, rust removal from nickel with lubricant and ammonia, storing carrots with tops, an equal salt flour and vinegar brass cleaner paste, dental floss for elastic repairs, and repurposing worn shirts into outfits for a one year old.
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Standard Oil Company of
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
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Grant
Kellogg
Conwy
Fleicchmann
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