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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1945
Page
7
Simple kitchen and laundry hacks drawn from a past era. Elevate a lone pie with a jar in the oven center to bake all together. Turn garments inside out before washing. Keep spices covered to preserve flavor. Add wire hangers to a laundry bag top for easier unloading.
Washington report outlines the Disabled American Veterans plan to place disabled veterans in work through a national employment corps. Dr. Gilbert S. Macvaugh heads the effort with local chapters and state chiefs coordinating with employers and the U.S. Employment Service to match ex G I s with suitable positions and training.
Holiday readers are guided to celebrate with roast turkey or stuffed chicken, plus varied sides and crafts for a merry table. Try Oyster Stuffing for Turkey, Cranberry Relish molds, Honey Raisin Muffins, Apple Muffins, and Pineapple Souffle with detailed steps and measurements.
Veterans diets mix canned meats from corned beef to hash as barbs about wartime food expand. A quip notes Truman swaps a gun model for a plough share while navy surplus offers watch-dog chain in 90 foot lengths with large links.
Fruit and coffee stains should be stretched over a bowl and boiling water poured from a height until the stain disappears. If needed, sun dry. Milk stains wash out in cold water while fresh. Glue stains use vinegar. Ink stains soak in milk or treat with oxalic acid and rinse. Mildew stains may respond to soap and chalk and sun. Rust stains soak in lemon juice with salt, sun, then wash. Repeat if necessary. Old coffee and tea stains wet with cold water then glycerine for 2 to 3 hours and wash thoroughly.
A menu lists roast turkey with mashed potatoes and a vegetable plate of green peas, cauliflower, and carrots. It features raisin muffins, cranberry fruit relish, lettuce salad with asparagus and tomato, pineapple souffle, beverages, and nuts.
An article describes painting a mismatched nursery set to create a lively themed interior. A chest, chair, bed, and wash stand are painted cream with bright bow knots flowers and children patterns on drawers. Pattern 288 offers the decorative motif for 15 cents.
In Huntsville Alabama Minnie Poole writes that Faultless Starch keeps white uniforms pristine and colors bright. The ad touts internal finish through special starch ingredients, easy hot starch prep, and ironing aids that prevent sticking for busy households.
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