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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1942
Page
8
A wartime bride learns to manage marketing and cooking for two with a fivefold budgeting plan covering fruits vegetables dairy meat bread and fats. It includes a Swedish meat loaf recipe and menu ideas for two with tips on avoiding waste and planning ahead for time savings.
Lynn outlines substitution guidelines for honey and corn syrup replacing sugar. For honey use 1 cup honey per cup sugar and reduce liquids by a certain amount. for corn syrup use 2 cups syrup per cup sugar and reduce liquids by a quarter. Partial corn syrup substitutions adjust accordingly and expect flavor changes.
Lesson for June 21 outlines chosen subjects and scripture texts. The material is prepared by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
A brief note describes colorful crochet scarves made from rug cotton. The scarves can be made in any desired length to brighten luncheons with cheerful handmade style.
Pattern 7282 provides instructions for a mat and scarf with illustrated stitches and a photo. It lists materials needed and directs readers to send orders for purchase.
A set of general trivia prompts covering Scots dialect mickle the world’s largest ranch Punic wars continual versus continuous Whitman’s Captain poem subject horse in harness concentric circles US presidents Nobel Peace Prize impeachments sole power to try impeachment and semantics focal point.
In a workshop I saw two metal heads side by side. One head bore a noble, clear, strong expression while the other was marred and scarcely features could be recognized. The observer recalls the metal cooled too much and reflects how true this is of forms more precious than metal.
A lone tramp on a country road stops before a tavern bearing the sign “George and the Dragon.” He asks the landlady for a meal and old clothes but is rebuffed and pressed to speak to George, intensifying the odd scene at the door.
A compact paraphrase of Woodrow Wilson calling for universal observance of peace and justice by free self-governing peoples. He argues against selfish and autocratic power and urges a concert of purposes among nations to insure these principles.
Iron pyrite exposed to air oxidizes and swells to 13 times its size. Foundations built on sulphide soils, like at a large Cleveland factory, show basement floors rising up to 12 inches in the first 12 years.
A home baking advertisement invites readers to request a free cook book packed with yeast raised bread and cake recipes by mailing a postcard with name and address to Standard Brands Inc. at 691 Washington St New York City.
The set presents concise facts across topics. It names Victoria River Downs in Australia, Rome and Carthage, Lincoln, and a horse in harness. It contrasts continual and continuous, defines circles with a common center, cites Roosevelt 1916 and Wilson 1919, notes the senate, and ends with word meanings.
The Sargasso Sea in the North Atlantic spans a vast area vital for a single plant type, a floating seaweed. It remains relatively motionless and is notable for its weed growing at the tips as it dies at the base.
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