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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1943
Page
13
A garlicky greens and bacon dish recipe with onion juice sour cream and pickle flavors. Instructions include washing greens in three waters simmering to tender, mixing with bacon eggs and bread crumbs, then baking into a plated hot dish.
Washington reports that the Food Distribution Administration faces possible collapse of the school lunch program due to lack of broader authority and no surpluses to fund canning through local channels. An OPA home canning report is expected soon and questions remain on distribution to households, sellers, and public institutions.
The article notes government standards for hamburger using ground beef not more than 28 percent fat and free of cereal, plus pure skeletal beef. It lists a recipe for green peppers stuffed with hamburger and a bran muffin with nut meats, with tomato sauce and a tomorrow’s menu featuring rationed foods and basic seven items.
A recipe using leftover beef or veal to make a meat filled biscuit roll with a Spanish sauce. Includes directions for dough, filling with onion parsley pickles and meat, baking at 425 degrees for forty minutes, and a tomato pepper sauce with butter. Ends with odd stray text about two piece swimsuit models.
Secretary Joseph Byrne testifies on a bill to create an Office of Civilian Supply as shortages in cosmetics and inputs drive a black market. He warns of shiny nosed women and shaggy haired men if supplies fail, highlighting lipstick and face cream shortages.
Madge Graham plans to reunite with Jack via a staged alliance with Katharine while fending off Ruth Hayes who threatens Jack’s career. Madge confronts Charles Spencer and coordinates with John Hayes to secure shelter at the Greenwich Village hideaway, aiming to reveal truths before Ruth’s demands escalate.
Washington officials urge women to use bottled leg paint to conserve rayon and cotton fabrics for wartime needs. The program promises snag proof coverage, newer seamless stockings after the war, and various weights and shades.
Step by step method for an upside down orange cake using oranges brown sugar and batter with flour salt baking powder shortening sugar egg orange zest and milk. The recipe covers skillet prep mixing and baking guidance plus serving suggestions and a closing motivational line about supporting the military with equipment.
A low cost seasonal dessert blends rhubarb and quick cooking tapioca. Rhubarb short pieces simmer with hot water and tapioca in a double boiler for 15 minutes, then sugar and salt are added. Serve cold with cream or milk, yielding four servings.
Norman Norell says in the New York Times Spring Fashion Forecast the short dinner and evening dress is here for the duration and a simple black dress is a wardrobe necessity. A change of hat and accessories lets it serve day and evening wear. The note ends with a World War II bond appeal for soldiers in Africa.
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