15 Jul 1943
Page 1
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1943
Page
1
A guide to enjoying outdoor meals with beef barbecues and hamburgers. Includes tips on setting up portable stoves, packing utensils, and a recipe for Barbecued Beef on Buns using 1 1/4 pounds meat and 12 buns, plus a Prize Hamburgers recipe yielding 24 patties.
A collection of recipes for barbecued spare ribs and toasted buns with tomato and cucumber salads, plus a chef’s favorite salad, a strawberry rhubarb pie, and tips for serving fresh fruit. The piece also notes how to toast the bun halves and mentions Lynn Chambers offering meal planning help via the Western Newspaper Union in Chicago.
Ken McLaughlin wants a horse of his own but his father the former army officer withholds a colt until Ken improves grades and shows responsibility. His mother Nell defends him against stern discipline and his brother Howard’s example, while Captain McLaughlin weighs the pull of duty and kin. Nell believes the colt could teach responsibility.
Ken and Howard watch as Doc Hicks and McLaughlin geld two yearlings in a tense corralling scene. Blood, knives and surgical tools unsettle Ken while his father consoles him and plans to remove Rocket from the pasture. Nell reassures, urging acceptance of life’s rough edges and the promise of growth.
Lynn states ceiling prices apply to vegetables including cabbage carrots lettuce spinach snap beans and tomatoes. Meat and other red stamp foods will have price points adjust. Butchers post ceilings, butter and cheese sellers collect points. if orders are unmet ration checks are issued and turned in to the war price and rationing board. Poultry uniform prices are set and the campaign against the poultry black market strengthens.
Collier’s states the U S flag should fly at half mast only for national mourning of a national figure or major national catastrophe. State city or organizational flags mourn individuals of local prominence instead.
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