07 Oct 1943
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1943
Page
1
Budget wartime guide advises planning social evenings to ease ration strain. It recommends hearty dishes like baked beans with pork, brown sugar, mustard, and tomato sauce, served with Boston brown bread. Instructions cover soaking navy beans, layering pork, simmering, and baking 6 to 8 hours, plus decaffeinated coffee and simple service ideas.
Feature on practical home meals with meat saving ideas. Includes Hamburger Pie recipe for six, Walnut Waffles, and Baked Eggs on Spaghetti. Offers tips for waffles as entertainment, and notes meat shortages rising. Concludes with address to write Miss Lynn Chambers at Western Newspaper Union in Chicago.
Lynn Says shares tips to turn leftovers into meals using meats and vegetables under a flaky pie crust. She notes pie crust energy from shortening, recommends high quality shortening not requiring refrigeration, and advises rolling dough on a muslin-covered board with a sock-wrapped rolling pin.
Ten year old Ken McLaughlin chooses a yearling from his Wyoming ranch, surprising his father. The father, a retired officer, disapproves of Ken's pick and his schooling but praises the colt’s impact on Ken. Flicka, the Boy is injured jumping the corral, prompting Ken to care for her and grow closer. The family conflicts rise as Nell seeks escape in town.
Nell in Cheyenne with neon lights and a Ginger Rogers film, returns to the ranch haunted by a mountain lion sighting and a tense night. Rob consoles her as the couple share a midnight chocolate, then Ken faces Flicka’s rapid decline while hope fades for the wounded filly on the ranch.
A newspaper item explains selecting a plain rocker from a junk shop or thrift store and transforming it into a usable but unattractive piece. It details removing the rockers, adding casters, fitting a seat cushion, covering the cushion with chintz remnants, and painting to match a soft blue backdrop for cohesion.
Russia has millions of civilian sharpshooters today as Collier's notes, with ranges, supplied guns, and patriotic training. In 1938 over 6,000,000 people earned marksmanship badges. The term admiral derives from an Arabic word meaning commander of. Camel cigarettes are top ranking in service stores and can be mailed to soldiers domestically and abroad with postal restrictions.
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