29 Jul 1943
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1943
Page
1
Summer desserts feature fruits and berries in courses from first plates to drinks and sweets. Angel Food Cake and Cherry Meringue Pie showcase light textures, while orange ice cream and sliced pears in orange juice offer refreshing options. Recipes detail folds, baking tips, and canning notes, with a Western Newspaper Union contact line for reader inquiries.
The message urges careful red stamp use during wartime. It cautions against overspending on meat and neglecting other pantry items, urging shoppers to space stamps, study point values, and plan meals. It notes family preferences have no place in a wartime budget and stresses sensible buying and storage to avoid sabotage.
Ten year old Ken McLaughlin wants a colt of his own but his father refuses until his grades improve. His mother Nell urges patience, hoping the colt will teach Ken responsibility as his older brother Howard always does things right. The boy begins to change as days pass.
Ken slips out before dawn to inspect yearlings and ride Lady. He recalls his night wanderings as a baby and watches Banner chase Rocket and a sorrel filly. The moment of revelation comes when the new filly joins the yearlings, making Ken feel reborn and wildly alive as he rides down the Saddle Back.
A pattern feature highlights a teen fashion describing a princess style frock with emphasis on a smooth figure at the waist. Barbara Bell Pattern No 1732 B designed for sizes 11 through 19 with busts 29 to 35 inches.
A humorous column notes that experience teaches, but fools remain. It toys with aging, saying ten years changes a person from questions to answers and warns that arguing with a fool is mutual folly. It also cautions to avoid dwelling on troubles and to keep humor alive.
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