23 Mar 1944
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1944
Page
1
Food budgets rely on expert cooks to maximize flavor from economical cuts. The guide suggests eye pleasing platters and affordable options like grapefruit butter on chuck steak and pork chops with apple stuffing. It details broiling tips and a complete pork chop recipe with diced salt pork, celery, onion, apples, sugar, bread crumbs, and parsley for six servings.
Meal ideas from Lynn Chambers include Broiled Chuck Steak Parsleyed Carrots Creamed Potatoes Lettuce With Horseradish Dressing and a Boston Cream Pie recipe. Also featured are Spaghetti and Ham Ring Liver With Vegetables beef heart stuffing and a heart friendly serving suggestion. A note invites readers to request salad ideas from Miss Lynn Chambers at Western Newspaper Union in Chicago.
Lynn advises careful budgeting of vitamin C sources and nutrition. Households may average about 11 pounds per person yearly, with peel containing more vitamin C than pulp and juice. Peeling can be used in sauces spreads fruits malades or candy. Dehydrated vegetables in natural gas retain vitamin C, and carrots onions and sweet potatoes may be tasted soon. Eggs and pork supplies are good.
Mary Suther travels to Sughuaro Arizona by train and waits for a Wagon Wheel Ranch wagon. Len Henley of Congress Junction finds her after a delay, drives to his trailer house, and feeds her breakfast. He explains the wagon was attached with horses and ranch gear and suggests a Phoenix hotel and an orthodox dude ranch.
Hamilton Henley buys out Bill Burdan’s notes and moves to take control of the Wagon Wheel ranch amid debts. He confronts sheriff Hank Wade, plans a swift remedy, and will relocate Burdan to Phoenix while Len Henley faces family tensions and a riverfront malarkey at the Hassyampa.
Pattern No 5534 offers a bold rabbits and Easter eggs pinafore for ages 2 3 and 4 with quick afternoon sewing. Send 16 cents plus name and address to order the complete cutting pattern and appliques amid high demand and wartime delays.
An explainer notes the word admiral derives from the Arabic amir al, meaning commander of. It reports Camel cigarettes as the top-ranked choice among Navy, Army, Marine, and Coast Guard service-store sales and gifts, with restrictions on overseas Army shipments but continued options to send Camels to service members in the United States and abroad.
An ad style health tip promotes lemon and water as a gentle remedy for constipation. It claims Sunkist Lemons from California boost vitamin C, B, and P, fight fatigue, aid digestion, curb appetite, and energize mornings.
Historical notes reveal that in Hawaii women faced death penalties as late as 1819 for consuming certain foods including bananas, cocoanuts, pork, turtles, and specific fish. The harsh dietary bans reflect early legal codes and social control by rulers.
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