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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1946
Page
7
Practical guide from the Western Newspaper Union suggests inexpensive, varied mains to stretch a budget. Egg cutlets with creamed peas, stuffed baked potatoes, meat and corn cakes, sausage and oyster loaf, country style vegetables, stuffed cumling squash, and veal rice loaf are outlined with simple steps and common ingredients.
Kathleen Norris argues a wartime domestic tragedy reflects a broader fracture in American womanhood. She portrays a returned veteran, his jailed lover, a young wife, and a dead lover as four lives wrecked by infidelity and divorce. She warns the nation faces a price in broken homes if the war’s strain is not addressed.
Lynn advises edible garnishes to enhance salads. Slice carrots paper thin and chill, shape cream or cottage cheese into balls, and dust with paprika or chopped nuts. Pare cucumbers into continuous strips, chill, and slice peppers and Bermuda onions into thin rings for serving.
The menu lists stuffed squash bacon cottage cheese and fruit salad carrot and celery strip muffins with butter chocolate cake and a beverage. The dishes reflect a simple home style luncheon program with varied savory and sweet options.
Advertises color chart Transfer Designs Pattern No. 5181 for shaded fruit motifs. Lists fruits like pears strawberries bananas oranges apples plums and cherries. Offers 7 transfer designs and requires 20 cents plus name address and pattern number.
A returning husband forgives his wife for an affair with a wealthy war plant worker but she resumes seeing him. The husband kills the lover in a love nest after a broken yearlong separation plan, and a jury acquits the husband, ruining both families. The child suffers as well.
Hamelin in Germany marks the 1284 tale of the Pied Piper who freed the town of rats but led away 130 children after not being paid. The town records that year and hosts yearly celebrations with monuments to the legend and a Ratcatcher’s House once featuring a clock tower and hour table for the Piper and his rat parade.
Dr Clive M McCay of Cornell University and former navy commander says wartime naval diet trials offer civilian benefit. He highlights six percent dry skim milk bread, better spreads and marmalades, more dry yeast, and higher food sanitation standards.
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