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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1945
Page
3
A period style guide offers fast, family friendly lunch hints. It suggests pureeing yesterday's vegetables with a quick cream sauce, keeping sandwich fillings ready, and tossing crisp salads with varied dressings. Desserts rely on fresh fruit, ice cream, cakes, or cookies for easy fixes. It lists spreads like cream cheese bacon, chopped meat, peanut butter with chili sauce, and an egg and green pepper option.
A brief guide suggests mixing sour cream or cottage cheese with tomatoes celery and green onions for a tasty duo. It also notes that green beans peas and limas benefit from a touch of bacon cooked with them.
A collection of recipes and menu notes including Salmon and Egg Salad and Lettuce-Spinach Toss with greens, peppers, and dressing. The fragment details serving sizes, ingredients like salmon, celery, hard cooked eggs, lettuce, tomatoes, and a gelatin mold with ginger ale, plus a savory ham filling and rhubarb cobbler concepts.
In Oakland and San Francisco a clash over a world labor order unfolds as Sidney Hillman and Russian labor leaders push to enter the World Trade Union Congress. Molotov pressures the conference steering committee. the plan ultimately fails, boosting AFL President Bill Green’s push for a League of Nations based World Labor Office. British unions grow wary as open doors for Hillman’s bloc appear blocked.
PEW old timers discuss top pitching duos tracing from Mathewson and McGinnity to modern two man staffs. Detroit expert E A Batchelor cites Newhouser and Trout, noting Newhouser's early promise, his rivalries, and Paul Richards shaping his development into the AL MVP.
The piece contrasts Paul Trout and Wilbur Newhouser as gifted, lively pitchers whose humor and charm masked serious work. It notes Trout’s late career focus, his 20 wins in 1943 and 1944, and details their shared willingness to labor in relief and starting roles, highlighting Tigers teammates’ overall lower win total.
Pattern No 8780 suits sizes 14 16 18 20 40 42 44 and 46. Size 16 short sleeves needs 334 yards of 39 inch fabric. High demand and wartime conditions mean longer order filling times for popular patterns.
Quick, practical tips for daily chores including how to boil rice for starching fabrics, using discarded glove fingers as finger guards, bandaging injuries, preventing rust stains on enamel, pin storage on sewing, laundry bag recommendations, oiling an electric griddle, and finishing rustic furniture with varnish to reduce snagging.
Collier's notes that with most broadcast frequencies in use the only path to a frequency is buying a licensed station. In 1944 twenty seven stations sold for an average asset value of 85 thousand and goodwill. they commanded an average price of 252 thousand. The extra 171 thousand reflected the value of the wavelength itself, though there is no property right.
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