14 Jun 1945
Page 1
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
1
This piece advises keeping a house cool during hot weather by using light meals and cool desserts. It suggests preparing main dishes and vegetables in the morning to preserve a cool kitchen, with ice cold desserts and salads. It provides two example dishes Hamburger Grill and Molded Chicken a la King with ingredients and steps.
A compact cooking feature offers recipes and tips such as Mackerel With Bacon and Onions, a banana bread style grill item, a lemon chiffon pie method, and a Salmon Salad. It stresses not overcooking fish, quick main dishes, and assembling hearty salads with protein bases.
Lyon suggests fresh salads for hot weather using orange slices or segments rolled in shredded coconut on lettuce cups. Peach or apricot halves top shredded cabbage rich in vitamin C, with mayonnaise or sour cream dressing and optional meat, cheese, olives, and Thousand Island for extra flavor.
Ken guards a white foal in the Goose Bar stable while plans swirl about a new race horse lineage. Guests Colonel Harris and Charley Sargent arrive, prompting talk of breeding and the mysteries of Flicka’s foal amid a brisk Wyoming morning.
A collection of practical hacks from an old publication covering kitchen and home care. Tips include boosting meat mix with oatmeal, preventing brown sugar clumping, dusting upholstery with a damp Turkish towel, cleaning with heat and broomstick, boiling a cracked dish in sweet milk to conceal a crack, slicing potatoes for mash and fries to save time, storing soap on a bristle brush, hanging a broom with two spools, and drying damp salt with blotting paper.
A reader's garbled snippet includes a claim of living by sticking a right arm into a lion's mouth and a nickname Lefty. A comic sequence features Mrs Campbell and a joking exchange about chicken soup and horse Yiddish. The passage resembles a fragmented humor column or warped transcription.
The article describes how certain shells like 37 mm and 40 mm types explode only on impact and not near targets. Missed shells do not fall to earth and endanger soldiers because tracer elements burn through into the explosive within seven seconds, destroying the shell.
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