Bavarian Cream Variations and Stuffed Pork Chops for Company
A home cook shares basic Bavarian cream and ice cream foundations with multiple variations such as Maple Bavarian and Chocolate Bavarian plus fruit and coffee twists. It also presents two pork chop stuffing methods using bread cubes or rice with parsley and peppers, then simulated cooking steps.
Labor Monopoly and Advertising in Public Life
Editorial argues labor could become a dangerous monopoly if unregulated and must be responsible like capital. Calls for shared contracts, penalties for breaches, and public protection from strikes. Also defends advertising as reducing costs and boosting production, and warns against state socialism and Nazism as threats.
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Organized Labor
Hitler in Patagonia and mysterious peace feelers
A historical column speculates Hitler and Eva Braun could hide in Patagonia among Nazi owned ranches with German speaking communities and coastal harbors suitable for subs. It notes claims from 1943 about exile plans and mentions Dr. Kempner’s description of Hitler. It also reports hush hush peace feelers with Japan and a volatile strategic debate in Washington.
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Hitler
Eva Braun
Patagonia
Argentina
Germany
Stalingrad
Tunisia
San Francisco
Nelson Rockefeller
Jimmy Dunn
Robert Kempner
Lansdowne
Kempner
U. S
Japan
Grew
Chiefs of Staff
Korea
Manchuria
China
Joe Grew
Hirohito
State Department
Will Clayton
Dean Acheson
Lynn on pastry making and flaky crust tips
Lynn explains pastry proportions using 1 cup flour salt to taste and percent cup shortening or substitute. Keep ingredients cold and avoid over mixing. aim for a lumpy dough the size of giant peas. Water amount adjusts with humidity to prevent toughness and streaks in the crust.
Lynn Chambers Menu Highlights for Lima Beans and More
A list of Point-Easy menu items includes Lima Beans with Ham Chunks, Seven-Minute Cabbage, Fried Tomatoes, Jellied Pear Salad, Bran Muffins, Orange Chiffon Pie, and Beverage Jelly. The offerings suggest a classic midcentury dining set with simple prepared dishes and a dessert.
Tax on Whiskers Under Peter the Great
A historical note describes Peter the Great imposing a beard tax to raise revenue. Subjects were forced to pin tax receipts to their facial hair as proof of payment.
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Russia
Peter the Great
General Store and Global Ties for Peace
An American General Store relies on imports from 56 countries for 300 items while American-made parts supply its operations. The piece urges readers to stay informed on peace proposals, discuss them in groups, and contact lawmakers to promote international cooperation as essential for prosperity and durable peace.
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Rexford Guy Tugwell
Puerto Rico
America
Japan
Burma
Indo-China
Dutch East Indies
U. S
South Pacific
High Command
China
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