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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1947
Page
7
Advice for hosting children parties at home covers social training through hosting, simple kid friendly menus, and safe setup. Recipes include Creamed Chicken on Biscuits and a layered Peach Gelatin mold, plus a basic birthday cake and quick hamburger sandwiches for older youngsters.
Moist foods must be kept covered in the fridge to prevent drying out and odor transfer. Cooked foods should stay covered to keep quality. Buy meat in larger quantities to save money and store it in the coldest fridge section to prevent spoilage.
Cut flowers last longer in a cool place or refrigerator overnight. If desserts won’t freeze they may be too rich in cream or butterfat. Adding stiffly beaten egg white can help freezing. Milk loses vitamins if left on the porch in the sun. Bottles should be washed and refrigerated promptly after delivery.
By Kathleen Norris a discussion of tact in marriage shows how quiet, steady consideration can avert divorce. Emily and Paul Rogers illustrate how lack of tact and neglect strain a union, while tactful behavior nurtures trust, affection, and lasting partnership.
A man tired of his nagging wife seeks comfort with a plain older widow. She provides solace but he divorces his wife and marries the widow, illustrating that tact and restraint are essential in marriage relationships.
The New York State Department of Health says limited vaccine should be given in November in northern areas or after the first disease occurrence. Immunity lasts roughly four months to a year. The vaccine does not prevent the common cold or related complications or bacterial infections like streptococcal sore throat.
The ad promotes shirtwaist patterns with a fresh look featuring wide shoulders and a belt. It notes pattern numbers 8037 and 8052 in multiple sizes and fabric yardage, encouraging summer wear in cottons.
A quiz segment asks: How many steps to the Washington Monument top. When was the first comic book published. What is anchor ice. Is the moon hotter or colder than Earth. How many miles of railroad in the U S. Remember the Alamo cry of which battle. Weight of the smallest screw in a watch. Where is a dactylogram most likely found.
The list includes 898 steps and notes a weekly comic magazine The John Donkey published in Philadelphia in 1848. It mentions ice forming at lake bottoms and sunless region temperatures about 240 below zero rising to boiling point in full sun. It cites 233,670, San Jacinto, a weight of 1/563,000 pound, and a fingerprint record at a police station.
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