29 May 1941
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1941
Page
1
A dated picnic guide extols easy outdoor dining with cheeseburgers as a main feature. It details preparing patties with milk and seasonings, melting cheese on buttered buns, and serving with a piquant sauce of chili sauce and relish. Optional eggs atop burgers add variety.
A vintage guide describes making patties from ground meat with onion and seasonings for picnics. It suggests prepping between waxed paper, using hash as bun filler, and baking. It highlights oilcloth table coverings and windproofing ideas. New two-quart vacuum lunch kits feature integrated cups and a table-fabric lid.
A Western Newspaper Union release provides picnic fare ideas for on location meals. Recipes include cole slaw potato salad marshmallow graham cracker dessert sandwich and chocolate ice cream with steps for mixing chilling and freezing. Also offered are frankfurter with mustard and pickle, potatoes boiled with frankfurters, and simple fruit dessert recommendations.
In a brisk roundup Virginia Vale notes Edward Arnold trims down for Nothing But the Truth due to an on-set accident, while The Devil and Daniel Webster awaits after Thomas Mitchell’s trouble. Bing Crosby and Bob Hope shift Road to Moscow to Road to Morocco, Ellen Drew lands a new vehicle The Silver Queen, and Ginny Simms inks a long-term REO deal.
Kathleen Norris recounts Kane Smith and Lilla Brown’s marriage strained by Kane’s mother. Lilla narrates their years of cold distance, then Norris urges reconciliation, sharing a true town story of breakfast with Grandma to heal the rift. Love, patience, and humility unite families and secure a lasting home for children.
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