26 Aug 1943
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1943
Page
1
A summer column outlines cool drink ideas using fruit juices milk powders and ice. It describes the Hollywood Parade recipe serving 15 and an Orange Cream single serving plus tips on chilling needs vitamin C and refreshing porch moments.
Summer recipes and menu ideas from Lynn Chambers include ham supper salad green lima beans carrot sticks corn sticks and orange cream cookies. Instructions for fruit powder sherbet and fruit salads with mint dressing are given, plus sandwich spreads and bread ideas.
Lynn Says The Score Card notes coffee supplies are returning toward normal with rationing easing by mid August. Current rationing allows more coffee per stamp than before. Canning gets extra sugar via stamps and suggests helping harvest crops to obtain better fruit and vegetable supplies for home canning amid high prices due to labor shortages.
Ten year old Ken McLaughlin on a Wyoming ranch chooses a spirited colt named Rocket from his family's stable. His saga fuels his father's anger over poor schoolwork and responsibility. Ken's mother persuades Captain McLaughlin that saving the colt could help him grow, and the pledge proves true as Flicka the wild filly resists capture before finally yielding.
In a sunbaked Cheyenne valley, Flicka endures a brutal hobbling scare as she escapes a corral by leaping through a stable, tangling in barbed wire and suffering severe wounds. Ken cares for her, while McLaughlin doubts recovery, and Tim and Tim’s crew weigh her temperament and fate as she rests in the Calf Pasture.
Reader pattern notice describes a Bleeding Heart quilt inspired by garden flowers tied to the family heirloom. It cites color notes, fabric details, and a 15 cent pattern price plus one cent postage, with mailing to Home Needlework, 30 South Wells Street.
A new portable recorder will broadcast battle noises and on-site narration by a back wearing news commentator. Due to overseas mail limits, families are urged to send care packages to soldiers at home and abroad, with Camel cigarettes the top favored gift among service members.
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