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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1944
Page
3
Outdoor cooking advice and rustic recipes from Lynn Chambers include All American Hamburgers Hot Cheese Frankfurters Creamy Scrambled Eggs and a chowder and corn recipe. Proper packing fire setup and bacon cooking tips help readers plan a safe organized picnic menu with dessert cookies and fresh fruit.
The note advises boiling drinking water to ensure safety on camping trips and notes sparkling water may not always be safe. It suggests natural cooling methods like a shaded earth hole lined with stones as a primitive refrigerator and recommends extinguishing campfires.
The advertisement promotes Barbara Bell patterns for a slim lined afternoon dress for older women and a one piece play frock with matching sun hat for young children. Pattern No 1968 offers sizes 34 to 48 with size 36 details and fabric yardage, while No 1988 covers ages 1 to 5 with size 2 requirements including yardage and ric rac trim.
Due to high demand and wartime conditions orders for popular slip cover patterns take longer. Send orders to Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept at 564 W Randolph St Chicago 80 Ill include 15 cents plus 1 cent for mailing to receive Pattern No.
The article notes that jet propulsion is not new to fish with about 270 species such as cuttlefish using water jets expelled from gill slits for rapid movement. Tail and fins stay still while the fish propels forward and can reverse by drawing water in and expelling it through the mouth.
Practical tips on sewing scraps storage and mending use. Advice covers cauliflower trimming with white sauce, feeding dogs with cornmeal broth split into three meals, wrapping apples in newspaper for barrel storage, quartered lemons as garnish and flavor, and darning sweaters with netting backing for easier repairs.
A historical Q and A reveals Cleopatra's Needle and answers to common trivia. First Lady born in England, last Old Testament book per King James, gimlet uses, Fred Allen's real name, who was The Great Commoner, Bakelite source, Galapagos location, Hatfields and McCoys home, and annual salt intake figures.
In the 1944 general elections several states plan to use four or five ballots with Vermont even testing seven ballots. Voters are required to mark all ballots within the five minute voting booth limit.
An obelisk is described. Mrs John Quincy Adams born in London to an American father is noted. Malachi is mentioned. The phrase to bore a hole appears. John F Sullivan is named.
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