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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1946
Page
7
An article offers do it yourself edible gifts for Christmas. It presents recipes for Raisin Conserve Honey Orange Marmalade Christmas Cookies Mincemeat Drops Maple Popcorn Squares and Chocolate Nut Slices with quantities and steps. It emphasizes gifts from the cook’s own kitchen as thoughtful personal presents.
The menu lists meat loaf scalloped potatoes lima beans red and white cabbage slaw toasted muffins beverage baked pears and cookies for a balanced plate. A dessert baked pear completes the meal with fruit and sweetness.
Lynn suggests a gift wrapping party before Christmas to assemble trimmings at a large table. Gather papers ribbons doilies ornaments stars stickers and ribbon and personalize gifts to each recipient. Use bright socks for kids shaving mugs for men and decorative tins or boxes for cookies.
Washington columnist recalls Henry Wallace’s rise and fall as a policy maker and administrator. The piece argues his lack of political sense and mistrust of business hindered his effectiveness, recounting his Agriculture and Commerce years and defining five guiding beliefs shaping his tactics. It also notes Admiral Byrd’s Antarctic expedition as a contrasting national moment.
A satirical column mocks post election politics with a gray squirrel White House metaphor and a secret submarine press conference. It notes 5,000 farmers aiding weather bureau observations and quotes a Republican remark about past treatment of Democrats.
Laundering nylon follows standard fine fabric rules. Use lukewarm water and mild soap, squeeze suds through fabric, rinse well without wringing, roll in Turkish towel, then hang to dry. nylon wrinkles lightly and may only need slight ironing or none.
Dogs long declared dead were revived in experiments using a heart pump, stimulants, and artificial respiration after eight minutes without breathing or heartbeat.
A vintage ad promotes Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert tobacco as ready gift items for Christmas. It touts holiday packaging and a personalized space, with a playful Q and A style interwoven in the copy.
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