18 Nov 1943
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1943
Page
1
A local column praises homemakers managing with rationing and point values, highlighting eggs and fish as complete proteins when meat is scarce. It offers cooking tips to avoid tough eggs and provides recipes for Spanish Eggs on Toast, Stuffed Eggs, and Eggs a la King, emphasizing careful temperature and varied preparations.
The column advises proper meat storage and handling to save money. Fresh meat lasts best when wiped with a damp cloth and kept in the coldest fridge area, with variety meats and fish used within 24 hours. Ground meat darkens and spoils faster than whole cuts, frozen meat keeps indefinitely but spoils after thawing if not cooked promptly. Cooked meats should be kept covered in the coldest fridge area, and do not thin or slice until ready. Poultry should be cleaned before refrigeration and stored whole for better shelf life.
Instructions for baked fish stuffing and halibut with Spanish sauce, including ingredients for fish stuffing and halibut recipe. Also notes rationing questions and a request for expert answers to Lynn Chambers at Western Newspaper Union, Chicago.
In 1875 Lew Burnet rides south to Texas and learns from Willy Nickle that Ox Now bank was robbed by possible involvement of Steve Arnold. Tom Arnold plans to move to Wyoming, Joy Arnold is not yet married to Clay Manning. Lew is captured by four men, then released by Willy Nickle and returns to the Cross T ranch as the herd stamps toward a crisis.
Lew Burnet returns to the Cross T as Tom Arnold faces bank robbery fallout and tension over Steve’s reputation. Joy plans to move north with Clay, while Arnold contemplates leaving Wyoming with unsettled deals and a fragile bank stake.
Reclaimed rubber output from scrap differs widely. From 100 pounds of scrap, rubber heels yield 20 pounds, tires 30, hot water bottles 57, bathing caps 60, inner tubes 67, and rubber gloves 80 pounds.
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