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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1942
Page
2
A terse exchange hints at identifying a country’s leading product. The dialogue suggests widespread current trouble and a request to name the chief product of European countries, with a brief affirmative response.
An elderly woman who asked a policeman for directions was told to take the 412 bus. Later the officer found her waiting again. She cheerfully explained that this was the 400th bus, so only twelve more buses remained.
An exchange at a club dinner reveals humor as one guest admits he could not speak because he was too full, prompting lighthearted remark about his prior popularity and restraint.
A house kitchen menu for a yearly Mother Day luncheon features a Fruit Cup, Eggs a la King, Asparagus Orange Frosted Berry Salad, Biscuits and Honey Jelly Roll with sugar aware notes. Recipes include Jelly Roll with apricot filling and a cheese sauce for the eggs dish.
Lynn encourages households to reduce sugar usage by substituting maple sugar honey corn syrup and molasses for granulated sugar. Guidance includes ratios such as one cup sugar replaced by one and one third cups maple sugar and half honey half sugar in recipes. Use dried fruits and fruit juices to bridge rationing and avoid waste.
Thoroughly rinse rag rugs before drying to prevent stickiness and dirt buildup. Rinse cooking utensils promptly after use. Use cold water for eggs milk and doughy substances while hot water speeds greasy cleanup. Cut bacon ends into strips to stop curling. Re refrigerate drained liquid from canned vegetables in a tight container to preserve vitamins. A dibber aids bulb planting with a twisting motion to ensure round holes and proper bulb depth.
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