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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1946
Page
7
Sugar remains essential for home canning as supplies vary. The guide outlines tomato juice and puree methods, tomato soup, vegetable soup mixes, and jelly and jam recipes, emphasizing sterile jar processing and careful sugar use to conserve pantry staples.
Instructions urge saving household fats for soap nylons and other essentials. Collect fats from meat trimmings store in a can or peg, render slowly, strain and refrigerate. Also mentions using cured pork rinds for seasoning and cooking experiments.
Lynn Chambers presents a menu featuring broiled beef patties Lyonnaise potatoes summer squash fruit in season salad corn meal muffins cantaloupe a la mode and beverages with jam to finish.
The poem recalls Truman’s Missouri farm years, contrasting country work with White House pressures, noting how farm life offered relief from desk troubles. It rails at wartime politics, mocks priorities in veterans housing vs. racing plants, and labels various public figures with satirical “Mirrors” and preferred humor.
Aboard USS Appalachian Bikini Atoll reporters and scientists discuss potential outcomes of the atomic test. They weigh theories from tidal waves to underwater explosions and note secrecy about bomb efficiency.
Readers are invited to order transfer designs for Kitten Romance Towels Pattern No. 5085 and a Midsummer Blouse Pattern No. 5156. Each pattern package costs 20 cents, includes size options, and requires name and address with the pattern number to be mailed for delivery.
Use cuffs from worn shirts for shoulder pads as they provide firm padding. Bias cut seam edges benefit from basting a piece of paper to prevent stretch while stitching, then tear away the paper. For patches, apply small cross stitches around the edge to improve elasticity.
To obtain more Vitamin C, eat turnips raw. Turnip sticks or slivers taste excellent in relish or salad bowls.
The article suggests sewing many pockets into a small apron to store toilet items and folding it for packing. It also explains a criss cross curtain method that hides the rod by basting the top curtain to the lower one and threading the rod through the heading, with the top gathering.
To hide scratches on woodwork and floors spread a small amount of lard over the area then rub away with a clean cloth for a smoother finish.
A simple home tip suggests dabbing cologne on cotton and tucking it into clothing for a light, lasting aroma. The method aims to provide a subtle personal scent without overpowering others.
Serve a playful dessert by floating a small scoop of orange sherbet in chilled apple juice. The contrast of bright sherbet and crisp juice creates a refreshing, unusual palate experience.
A broom treated with kerosene occasionally collects more dust than ordinary brooms. The preservative or propellant effect may accelerate dust adhesion, prompting concern for cleaning efficiency and surface cleanliness in typical use.
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