09 Sep 1943
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1943
Page
1
Fall brings many pickling projects for fruit and vegetable produce. Learn how to make crisp cucumber pickles with proper brine and vinegar strength, choose fresh produce, and use salt carefully. Recipes include spiced cantaloupe, apple chutney, green tomato pickles, bread and butter pickles, ripe cucumber sweet pickles, and green cucumber jars with dill.
Readers offer hints for better cooking with careful seasoning. Salt and pepper start the flavor, with mixed poultry seasonings for stuffings and stews. Bay leaf thyme and sage suit meats, curry powder adds zest to mest or fish, nutmeg to spinach, scalloped fish, or oysters, and clove with cinnamon pairs with smoked meats.
Ten year old Ken McLaughlin chooses the filly Flicka on his Wyoming ranch. After his family leaves for Frontier Days, Ken must care for Flicka and confront a distressing scene of danger and a serious cow injury, facing a test of maturity and courage.
A vintage catalog style advertises transfer patterns numbered 29571 and 20571 for baby items and home decor. It highlights embroideries for dresses jackets slips crib quilts and toy motifs including Petey the rabbit. It notes longer fulfillment times due to high demand and wartime conditions and directs readers to send orders to a specified address.
A Pennsylvania electrical engineer reports hay fever relief after eating an oversalted dish, prompting Dr. Selleck to test a chloride based remedy. He notes temporary improvement in a clinic with two tablets per person, but cautions no certain cure exists and industry interest follows.
A testimonial letter claims Kellogg's All-Bran cured chronic constipation by supplying natural cellulose elements to aid colonic flora. It emphasizes that All-Bran is a regulator, not a purgative, and urges readers to eat it regularly with water for relief.
An advertisement touts Moxannn as a sustainer for abrased skin and a soothing remedy for heat irritated skin. It claims protection for sensitive areas and offers relief from burning sensations caused by heat exposure.
The pike, a Rocky Mountain rodent, can throw its voice like a ventriloquist when alarmed. This unusual trait highlights surprising animal behavior observed in high altitude habitats.
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