11 May 1944
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1944
Page
1
Seasonal foods inspire quick, fresh meals. The article lists vegetables like asparagus, peas, lettuce, and greens, and fruits such as rhubarb and strawberries. It gives tips to cook in under an hour, use cool hours, and assemble dishes like Ham on Dressing with baked pears and a strawberry rhubarb pie.
Save vitamins when preparing vegetables for summer meals by washing and refrigerating foods as soon as they come in. Do not pre cut or soak vegetables in water for storage. Prepare fruit cups and salads just before serving. Cut surfaces expose air and destroy vitamin C.
Lynn urges rationing and salvage of egg supplies as prices rise, calling for uses in custards puddings and pies and warning of limited cheese fat oils and tins and waste paper on the Also Save list.
A vintage recipe and menu feature includes a nine inch strawberry rhubarb pie method with sugar, tapioca and butter, plus a seasonal salad spread with lettuce tomatoes eggs onions luncheon meat and cheese served with French dressing. Also a lemon sherbet recipe and a meat roasting chart request from Miss Lynn Chambers via Western Newspaper Union.
Mary Sutherland an eastern girl is lured to Arizona by Wagon Wheel ads run by Ma and Pa Burdan. Len Henley rodeo rider lures her to Phoenix and unveils the ranch’s collapse. He rides Mad Hatter, is injured, and Mary buys Burdan equity for 2300 dollars after outbidding Ham Henley.
Hamilton Henley negotiates over the Wagon Wheel ranch with Mary and Don Leonardo. Don Leonardo seeks to gift or monetize the ranch to secure his son Len while Mary resists and holds her ground against foreclosure and trust draws. The pair face a tense stalemate as personal loyalties clash with business and family duties.
Sailor-Princess blouse and frock fused in one design. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1986 offers sizes 11 through 19 with a launderable cotton base. Size 13 uses 3 7/8 yards of 39-inch fabric and 3/4 yard contrast for collar bow and cuffs in blue linen or pastel.
A pattern advertisement for Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1930 offers collarless cardigan and a tailored collar vestee. Describes options in soft rayon crepes or summer cottons with interchangeable frilled jabot for dressy wear. Sizes range from 32 to 46 with a size 34 short sleeve jacket mentioned.
Short, punchy guidance on home tricks. Avoid needles by taping hems, reuse adhesive tape for lengthening. Use starch on linoleum after washing. Warm water boosts molasses pouring. Soak a glass stopper or wrap bottle neck in hot cloth or vinegar to loosen. Clean clothesline with washboard and brush. Velvet in heel prevents runs. fancy paper plates for gifts.
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