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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1943
Page
2
Stretch That Meat! Homemakers adapt to rationing by using unrationed cuts and extenders. A veal kidneys and beef stew recipe demonstrates how to stretch meals for eight, with carrots mushrooms and parsley, plus tips to include liver and kidneys for protein.
A home style feature lists beef liver loaf and meat loaf with bacon and rice, plus oatmeal meat extender and oatmeal drops cookies. Recipes include ingredients like beef liver onion pork sausage oats flour and cornstarch with steps for baking and serving suggestions. Also notes a corrected shortening omission and a request for stamped return envelope.
A brief dialogue features Jean asking about rock type and John replying with a granite pun. The exchange centers on a joke about granite.
Conversation reveals Jane serving tea with a fly swatter as a strainer while humorously noting the old tool. A neighbor Hob asks about his wife’s health and Nob replies she is no longer dangerous because she is too weak.
A man seeks a summons against neighbors for nightly wall banging and shouting. The magistrate’s clerk asks about the trouble while the applicant complains he cannot enjoy piano playing. A traffic court quip hints at a fine today and jail tomorrow.
A terse, antiquated riddle asks for the name of a very rare and aged cheese, described as extremely strong and requiring a sharp palate to appreciate. The author hints at a historical or legendary source but provides no concrete name or provenance.
A driver tells a policeman he initially left the scene, returned after realizing the wrong direction, and turned around. The exchange records the brief interaction and the driver’s explanation of returning to correct course.
A playful exchange where Betty praises a pie and Aunt Bess confirms her appreciation while a jab from the mother about taste provides light family humor. The dialogue captures a domestic moment with affectionate tones.
Mrs Brown accuses her maid of stealing two towels. Mrs Blue confirms she is a thief and asks which towels. Mrs Brown names the two marked Pullman and YMCA.
Citrus fruits apples Hubbard squash or acorn squash offer bargains in cooler months. Whipped cream can be made from the top of chilled milk or canned milk and a chilled bowl and beaters. If chocolate is unavailable, use honey corn syrup and wheat flour with victory cookies for inexpensive dishes.
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