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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1944
Page
6
Seasonal recipes and tips for cool meals emphasize fresh vegetables and fruits. Practical menus feature ham on dressing with baked pears, strawberry rhubarb pie, and a cool supper salad bowl with French dressing. A lemon sherbet recipe and a meat roasting chart request from Miss Lynn Chambers are also included.
The column notes egg supplies at an all time high urging use for economy and health. Cheese production will shrink with cottage cheese spared. Fat oils for civilians are dwindling and should be salvaged for points and money. Also Save list includes tin cans and waste proper. Salvage all pos sat you can.
When vegetables arrive from garden or market wash and refrigerate promptly. Do not pre prepare vegetables or let them stand in water as vitamins are lost. Prepare fruit cups and salads just before serving. Cut surfaces exposed to air destroy vitamin C.
The story recalls Babe Ruth as a 12 to 19 year old at St Marys Industrial School in Baltimore. Brother Gilbert, Ruths early coach, recalls Ruths left handed catching, his early power hitting, and his move to pitching under Jack Dunn. He notes Ruths patience to play every position and win mindset.
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas notes a spring and summer wave of checks, plaids, and polka dots in washable cottons and rayons. Ever-fast fabrics guard color through many launderings, with sun-proofs and self-pleating trims. Dresses in pink and black gingham and polka dot cottons emerge as versatile, smart town and suburbans.
The piece describes a return to 1920s fashion with shoulder and long scarfs, fur stoles, cloches, and simple gloves. It advises pairing a sweater dress with a long scarf and cloche to achieve a slim, uncluttered look while updating colors and details from the era.
Revival of artificial flowers dominates fashion for the season. Denote youth and charm by adorning lapels bags gloves waistlines and hats with blossoms. A black dinner gown gains drama from roses at the waist while ears and scarves feature petals and snoods display single blooms.
Women seek refined hair to brush from the temples into soft curls on top and sides with no pompadour hint. The back remains fairly long for versatile styling options.
Fashion notes a shift to a long-torso dress and tunic blouse creating a smooth waistline. Designers emphasize slender, beltless lines that redefine the modern silhouette.
Instructions describe a light shadow-box cupboard to display keepsakes while moving. Steps include cutting plywood frame, assembling boards, attaching front, and painting to match decor. Pattern 264 offers full materials list, drawings, and finishing directions for 15 cents.
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