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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1941
Page
3
Nutrition experts say thrift cuts like pot roast and hamburger are as valuable as pricier chops and rib roasts. The guide outlines buying tips for lamb shoulder and eye of round, with stuffing ideas, dressings, and cooking times to stretch food budgets while preserving flavor and nutrition.
A period culinary page presents Cream of Pea Soup and a Lamb dish with parsley buttered potatoes and cabbage, plus dessert. It includes detailed recipes for Swedish Meat Balls Cubed Steak with Vegetables Stuffed Flank Steak and Veal Birds with Mushroom Sauce, each with stepwise instructions and serving tips.
Lynn advises spreading apple or crabapple jelly on ham veal or pork during the last 30 minutes for a glossy top and appealing flavor. Crumbled bacon boosts green beans squash navy beans or spinach. add in the final 5 minutes. Long slow cooking suits thrifty cuts like kidney brains heart and liver when properly prepared.
In a Fort Belvoir visit, the author contrasts the new Engineer corps camp with WWI days. He notes modern amenities and civilian-style trimmings, while stressing discipline, work, and the aim to keep soldiers integrated with civilian life. He also discusses vitamin enriched flour and diet research for soldiers. He closes with Canadian travel advocate Schuyler Baldwin Terry urging Americans to visit Canada amid war rumors.
Farm and Homilies notes a summer influx of recruits for ski troops and recalls a skier who camouflaged so well during winter maneuvers that comrades failed to spot him until snow thawed. It cites Washington figures: 1940 saw a major crime every 21 seconds, robbery every 10 minutes, burglary every 10 minutes, and larceny every 35 seconds, with many minor offenses.
Pattern No 1333-B offers a large size dress for bust 36 to 52 with two neckline styles a plain V neck or narrow revers. It suggests ready fabrics like light prints crepe or spun rayon with pockets and braid trim. Included are yardage details and a complete sew chart.
A table dines at a restaurant. The husband realizes he has no money and offers his wife as security. The proprietor asks if he has anything else and quips that he already has a wife, prompting a sharp reply about the wife’s worth and the $1.50 bill.
With bulb supplies cut by the war in Europe gardeners turn to annuals for color and form. Seeded in fall, Sunshine Calendula and California Poppy mimic yellow tulips while Larkspur and Snapdragon offer tulip like shapes and mass bedding possibilities. Super Majestic Larkspurs provide tall color and dwarf Snapdragon strains like Compact Bedding Bronze and Salmon Pink suit mass plantings.
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