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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1943
Page
6
A vintage holiday collection offers brownies orange sugar tarts almond jam bars and honey date bars with detailed measurements and steps. Recipes include New Year cake and orange filling, plus serving suggestions for a buffet.
Veteran scout Paul Kritchell traces where top baseball and football stars originate from from Maryland south through the Carolinas Georgia and Dixie to the East and Northeast. He cites Babe Ruth Ty Cobb and Lou Gehrig plus football stars from Notre Dame Pitt and Pennsylvanian and West Virginia mining districts as major recruiting sources before the war. He notes Rose Bowl opponents USC Pitt Yale Notre Dame and others shaping national teams and argues eastern players fueled early dominance.
Practical tips on preserving cheese with margarine, storing in a fruit jar, reducing potato baking time by cooking ahead, boosting egg white volume with water, and sweetening melted chocolate to improve texture and remove chocolate particles.
Washington Digest notes a shift in wartime perception as Russia joins Britain and America in a united front. Hull is praised for diplomacy at Moscow Teheran and for bringing Chiang Kai-shek into allied planning while warning of postwar challenges in leadership, food, and policy.
Royal Air Force bases plan self grown vegetables as stations. The mint launches a nationwide campaign to pull pennies from obscurity into merchants hands to ease coin shortages. Sixteen Latin American republics and the United States unite against malaria. A $15 million payment from the French Committee of National Liberation to foreign economies is recorded under lend-lease terms.
The article describes rose colored bedroom slippers with a contrasting edged cuff and matching button. It notes a rug yarn crocheted sole and provides ordering details Pattern No. 3650 with 16 cents, plus name and address, from Home Needlework 530 South Wells St Chicago.
A rare natural event known as the flowering of the Tisza occurs every three years when billions of drowned insects hatch over the river. They swarm and die on the surface, coloring the water with yellow bodies, drawing crowds who come to view the spectacle.
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