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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
7
A guidance piece urges planning breakfast to boost energy and nutrients. It recommends variety in seasonal fruits such as Anjou and Nelis pears, and suggests cheerful setting ideas. It also praises cereals and fruit combinations for appealing, picture ready dishes.
Virginia Vale reports Alan Young, then heading to Hollywood for his first film, entertained a New York gathering at Radio City rink as he practiced skating. Meanwhile the Young family faced housing shortages prompting a temporary move to Seattle where Mary Anne attends Washington State College and the children enter nursery school.
Lynn offers tips for caring iron frying pans with a soda bath and hot soapy water. Cloths for silverware and woolens should be washed and dried slowly, avoiding heat and direct sun. The text ends with an unclear line about tempering shells.
A simple breakfast suggestion featuring orange grapefruit juice oatmeal with cream and sugar poached eggs on toast and cranberry marmalade beverage with steady morning nourishment.
A nostalgic guide to breakfast breads with toast as the staple and cranberry preserves. Includes Honey Butter Roll-Ups and Date-Orange Muffins recipes with measured ingredients and oven times. Also suggests egg preparations and baked pear desserts for a hearty morning spread.
Bob Crosby, known singing cowboy film star, is discharged from the Marines and plans to resume entertainment work. He will return to CBS radio on Sunday nights at 10:00 p.m. EST.
In Hollywood a New York subway car split during a scene for Paramount's Ladies' Man. Eddie Bracken Virginia Welles Spike Jones and his City Slickers director William Russell and 50 extras and crew escaped serious injury. Seven people treated for minor cuts and bruises at the studio hospital.
Joe Kirkwood Jr, son of famed Australian trick shot artist, tried Hollywood last April signing with Warner Bros. He acted in Night and Day and The Ghost of Berchtesgaden before returning to golf. Monogram has now signed him to play the lead in Joe Palooka Champ.
President Truman speech on the atomic bomb sparks Metro to name The Beginning or the End for its atomic energy picture. Donna Reed helped plant the idea after corresponding with Dr. Edward Tompkins at the University of Iowa about the bomb. Donna Reed's husband Tony Owen and an agent took the letters to Metro producer Sam Marx, leading to the film title.
Johnny Weissmuller plans a quick tour of Central and South America with a swimming troupe, while Buster Crabbe and his team will tour the United States next summer.
Alfred Hitchcock takes New York stage actor Peter Von Zerneck to Hollywood for Notorious. During a two day lay off Von Zerneck drives to San Juan Capistrano to visit the mission and buys 20 acres as an investment. William Gargan of The Bells of St Mary’s sells his San Jacinto ranch.
Bonnie Blair leaves the New York stage for RKO studios and makes her screen debut in a bar room sequence as a dance hall girl who saves Randolph Scott from ambush, convincing RKO to continue using her in the film.
CBS program Grand Central Station uses only Broadway stage players except radio actress Madeleine Pierce whose crying scene breaks the usual rule. Columbia screens the show as the segment ends.
A reflection on current trading mood likens it to pre crash scenes in brokerage offices. The piece notes reckless buying, gambling fever, and reliance on advice from strangers as Americans hold extra cash amid a volatile, risk prone era.
The text mocks speculation in stocks and horse racing alike noting a rush when prices move a point and a boast about buying Chrysler and Eastman. It suggests brokerage offices need hay smells jockey lists and morning lines while claiming the stock market should reopen with a bugle.
The article notes a housing crisis discussion proposing the song Tenting Tonight as a replacement for Home Sweet Home as an emblem of American folk sentiment. It frames the debate around cultural symbols in times of housing strain.
A four room fabricated house priced at 2399 dollars is advertised by a New York store. A tongue in cheek remark contrasts this modern home with a chicken house, noting the old fashioned American’s practical errors in home building and landscaping.
Ex Princeton quarterback Frank Bergen now a court magistrate homeward defends kerosene lamps as safe if properly maintained. He challenged a complainant about indoor smoke, noting the lamp era he grew up in and the effort required to keep it burning cleanly.
The passage recalls childhood kerosene lamps with polished globes and a grocer named Lutz corking the spout with a potato. It mentions Elmer Twitchell’s nostalgia for wooden beer kegs, a radio quiz quip, and the 1945 Broadway hit The Red Mill with Herbert songs.
The guide urges using fresh materials and mayo or cooked dressing to bind meat egg or vegetable fillings and to spread on bread to prevent moisture absorption. For sweet sandwiches use soft butter on the bread.
Rubber gloves provide protection for the hands in cleaning. After use rinse in soapy water, rinse in clear water, and pat dry. Dust inside and out with talcum powder before storage.
Cleaning guidance for cement garage and basement floors. Scrub with a broom or long handled brush in thick soapsuds. Rinse quickly with a garden hose. Economical reuse of partly soiled suds from laundry.
A practical tip instructs soaking string in water before tying a parcel. Wet string tightens as it dries, producing a snug package through a standard tying routine.
Collier's reports a 40 000 frames per second Swift camera records the explosive behavior of aviation gasolines at the NACA aircraft engine research laboratory in Cleveland, highlighting high speed photography used in engine testing.
Quick relief from colds coughs by mixing your own syrup. From your druggist obtain 2%Pinex, dilute with plain syrup to a pint, then add sugar and water to make two cups sugar and one cup water solution. The full pint lasts a family long, tastes pleasant, and promises fast results with a money back guarantee.
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