03 Feb 1944
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1944
Page
1
Nutrition advice from Lynn Chambers stresses meat and other proteins as essential for growth and repair. It outlines daily portions for milk vegetables fruits eggs cereals and butter, plus round-up recipes to stretch meat with second class proteins like beans. It warns rationing and provides sample meals including a complete dinner and country baked limas with molasses glaze.
The article urges homemakers to save used fats in tin cans and bring pounds to butchers for weighing and payment in points and money. It advises refrigerating eggs and cheese, covering cut surfaces with paraffin, wrapping well, and keeping milk in the coldest fridge spot. Bacteria grow faster at higher temperatures.
The Cross f herd driven from Texas to Indian territory at Ogallala in 1873 encounters tragedy when owner Tom Arnold is killed in a stampede. Lew Arnold, named in the will, gains control as battles loom with Cheyenne demands for 800 cattle. Foreman Clay Manning contemplates abandoning the herd while Lew orders readiness for possible armed conflict with soldiers summoned from Dean’s store.
Lew fights a Cheyenne raid to protect Joy as the herd and riders clash. The Indians strike and scatter, Joy is abducted by Crazy Bear, and Lew pursues with Wil ly Nickle guiding him, while Joe Wheat’s cavalry closes in.
Unusually high demand and wartime conditions extend lead times for Alling pattern orders. Short sleeves, yardage 43 percent, 38 inch material. Send orders to the address provided.
The responses state the Red Cross origin in 1866, new tanker cargoes capable of carrying fighter planes and torpedo boats as deck cargo, Norman J. Colman as the first secretary of agriculture under Cleveland, and Charles E. Duryea as the builder of the first successful American automobile.
The maps of Berlin used by the Royal Canadian Air Force to strike the city mark strategic buildings by street addresses. The RCAF obtained these locations from a Berlin classified telephone directory borrowed from the New York Public Library.
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