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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1943
Page
6
Clever homemaker uses half chicken for roasting and half for stewing to stretch meat. Roast half served with dressing and vegetables, while the other half becomes a stew with carrots celery parsley and seasonings. Finish with chicken and fruit salad or serve with potato salad for variety.
A collection of recipes including Hot Potato Salad for six, Cottage Cheese Salad, Cottage Cheese Salad Mold, and Frozen Apricot Shortcake. The piece outlines ingredient lists and steps, plus a note offering help from Lynn Chambers via Western Newspaper Union in Chicago.
The Score Card notes ceiling prices for rationed foods and urges consulting lists while shopping. It emphasizes buying in season for fall and winter prep, suggests helping a farmer if you lack a garden, and advises city dwellers to visit markets early for fresh produce.
A scene from Columbia's Appointment in Berlin shows George Sanders as a patriotic suspect thwarting a would be courtmartialer during a tense arrest. Claire Trevor returns to radio on Mayor of the Town with Lionel Barrymore while Mary Martin Dick Powell sing on True to Life. Zasu Pitts makes a comeback in Lets Face It after Her First Murder. Stars in the Service previews military cameos in Screen Snapshots. Radio news notes Andrews Sisters return to CBS Carnival on June 30 with Ray Noble and Warner Bros plans for The Very Thought of You.
The house seen as the hero’s birthplace in The Story of Dr Wassell is really the old barn used by C B De Mille a generation ago. John Esbitt revives The Passing Parade on June 29 for 13 weeks substituting on Fibber McGee and Molly. Jean Arker offered her St Bernard to the Army as a wet dog but was refused unless he reduces his weight to 215 pounds. Jackie Homer Kelk of The Aldrich Family will take a working vacation this summer filming in Slullywood.
An extended analysis argues victory in World War II is certain though a formidable enemy remains. It contrasts Axis forces with Allied strength in land, sea, and air, and discusses home front unity, leadership, and postwar education reforms for veterans returning to civilian life.
Farm foods canning is allowed under OPA rules if done in a kitchen used for meals or in a separate building with permission from the local ration board. Sweden’s foreign minister said no neutral power can stay strictly balanced between warring sides, noting Sweden makes concessions to Germany beyond those to the Western powers.
The article notes lefthandedness is about 7 percent in single births, rising to 21 percent in fraternal twins and 26 percent in identical twins, indicating a stronger genetic or developmental influence among twins.
Partial ingredients list shows shortening corn syrup milk flour salt baking powder and cup measurements. The text appears to be a fragment of a recipe or cooking directions from a historical page, lacking full instructions or context.
The article notes that leaving Japan was illegal and carried the death penalty until the year 1870, reflecting countermeasures during the Edo period. It highlights the draconian nature of early modern Japanese travel restrictions and their legal severity for departures.
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