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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1944

Page

7

Oatmeal Peanut Butter Cookies and More Good Cookies

Popular home kitchen piece the cookie jar inspires homey treat making. The feature lists recipes for Oatmeal Peanut Butter Cookies Hermit Bars Cornflake Cookies Orange Refrigerator Cookies and Orange Refrigerator Cookies plus a Pan broiled Ham Slices menu and a note to request a meat roasting chart from Lynn Chambers with Western Newspaper Union release.

Lynn Chambers Western Neonates Union South Desplaines Street Chicago Ill Western Newspaper Union

Lynn Says Make Cookies A Simple Handy Guide

A light instruction note explains baking cookies with a know-it-all present. It covers prep steps from heating the oven to assembling equipment and ingredients, greasing sheets and pans, and creaming shortening with sugar. It advises beating eggs and proper handling of fat content for best texture.

GOP Leader Sees Simple Election Formula At Work

Washington report tracks Harrison Spangler at Republican National Committee HQ. He promotes a 20-voter squad approach and says 26 states already have functioning machines, with Farm groups and advisors shaping a postwar platform. USAFI expands overseas classes for servicemen with low enrollment fees and free materials.

WNU Union Trust Building Washington, D. C Washington Republican National Committee Connecticut Avenue Civilian Defense Administration Harrison Spangler Republican Party National Recovery Iron Pants Johnson Mr. Spangler Republican Committee Lafayette Square White House United States Chamber of Commerce CIO Democratic Electioneering Fund Tempora Mutantur Roosevelt Spangler Mark Hanna Iowa Blue Eagle Cedar Rapids Middle West Chicago Republican Postwar Advisory Council Committee On Agriculture Hickenlooper McNary Advisory Council Neil Carothers School of Business Lehigh University Platform Committee United States Armed Forces Institute Southwest Pacific South Pacific Middle East Madison Wis USAFI

Railroads mobilize manpower to fill 100000 jobs

A new railroad manpower mobilization committee unites government and railroads to fill 100000 present and future vacancies. Australia weighs pay as you earn income tax. US service members drank 143192000 cups of coffee and 70000000 doughnuts at Red Cross clubs overseas last year. Amsterdam resumes horse drawn streetcars after 40 year gap, praised for conserving power.

Yes Australia Red Cross

Flower Applique Dress Pattern No. 8587

Tulip appliques on a pink linen frock brighten spring attire. Pattern 8587 offers sizes 10 through 20 with 314 yards of 39 inch fabric and 4 yards for appliques for size 12.

Pattern No 8574 fabric yardage details

Pattern No 8574 comes in sizes 12 14 16 18 20 and 40 with size 14 featuring short sleeves. Requires 414 yards of 39 inch material.

Trivia questions from a revolution era quiz

A list of five trivia items asks for the average temperature at 35000 feet in the temperate zone two likely activities for a Russian with a droshky and a beverage eating riding or wearing it the external face of a building the location of St. Mark's Cathedral and three biblical characters who committed suicide.

St. Mark

The Answers Quiz Clues and Answers Snapshot

Seventy degrees below zero. Ride. A droshky is a four wheeled carriage. The facade. Venice. Judas, Samson and Saul.

Venice Judas Samson and Saul

Central States Sea Once Home To Long Ago Sharks

A historical note recalls a sea in the central United States where sharks once swam before the land dried to host cattle grazing. The shift marks a dramatic change in geography and ecology of the region.

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