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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1944

Page

7

Salad Buffet and Spring Greens Inspire Fresh Menus

Spring signals a meal trend with salads as a mainstay. fresh greens and fruits nourish health and appetite. A salad buffet idea lets guests assemble their own bowls, featuring dressing, grapefruit, avocado, strawberries, pears, peaches, prunes, cottage cheese, nuts, and more. The article suggests salads can serve as dessert or lunch centerpieces and includes a recipe for Salad-Dessert Loaf blending gelatin, egg yolks, vinegar, milk, fruit, and whipped evaporated milk.

Lynn Chambers' Point Saving Menu

A food feature presents salad ideas and recipes by Lynn Chambers including Shrimp Salad Macaroni Salmon Salad and Raw Vegetable Salad with dressing variations. It suggests serving tips and a note to request a meat roasting chart from Lynn Chambers with a Chicago address and response instructions.

Lynn Chambers

Two Greatest Pitchers Alexander and Johnson Dominate History

In a discussion of shifting draft codes and pitching strength, Mort Cooper Spud Chandler Rip Sewell Whit Wyatt and others face lighter hitting. The piece compares the era's top pitchers Grover Cleveland Alexander and Walter Johnson noting stellar earned run records and shutouts.

Mort Cooper Spud Chandler Rip Sewell Whit Wyatt Chandler Cooper Grover Cleveland Alexander Walter Johnson Alexander Philadelphia Chicago Washington Johnson Johnny Evers

After War, Stars Return to the Diamond and Beyond

The piece argues that top athletes like Grover Cleveland Alexander and other wartime players will rebound strongly after service. It notes Alexander’s 1919 1.72 ERA and 363 innings at age 33, alongside stars such as Joe DiMaggio Ted Williams and Bob Feller who will be in their prime postwar years. The author suggests major leagues face harsh prep weather but contends baseball can endure if other sports survive.

Grover Cleveland Alexander Alexander Phillies Pete Bob Feller Joe DiMaggio Ted Williams Harry Greb

Salad secrets from ancient tastes and modern twists

The piece suggests classic salads from Egyptian and Roman fare and offers tips for modern dishes. It emphasizes keeping ingredients well chilled and attractively arranged, with appropriate dressings. It notes fruit salads often use whipped cream or mayonnaise dressings and that citrus fruits may need French dressing. Seafood salads are usually marinated, with mayonnaise for binding, and the technique can also flavor potato salads.

Barbara Bell Pattern No 1938 for Girls Sizes 6 8 10 12 14

Barbara Bell pattern No 1938 designed for girls sizes 6 through 14. Version shown is size 8 with short sleeves requiring 24 yards of 39 inch material and % yard contrast for collar.

Do It Yourself Home Tricks From Everyday Crafting

Simple household tips cover turning belts with a tape method, storing knitting yarn in painted tobacco cans, wrapping wax applicators with a sock, rug darning with matching wool, protecting rubber footwear from light heat and chemicals, making a right angle brush from a cut handle, and sewing pockets into pillowcases for safe bedside storage.

Masterpiece Often Stolen, Herr Goering Now Has It

The Adoration of the Lamb, Ghent’s Cathedral altar piece, is cited as the most stolen artwork. From 1432 to 1781 it stayed intact, but since then panels have repeatedly disappeared and been recovered, including a 1940 move to France and a 1943 presentation to Goering by the Vichy regime.

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