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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1944
Page
3
The article advises choosing fresh spring produce and light quick meals to beat heat. It details a ham on dressing dish, cranberries baked pears, strawberry rhubarb pie, and a cool Supper Salad Bowl menu with lettuce, tomatoes, eggs, luncheon meat and cheese, plus a lemon sherbet recipe.
The score card urges scramming egg supplies and using them for economy and health. Cheese production is cut with less cheese except cottage cheese. Fat supplies and civilian oils shrink. salvage them for points. Also Save list targets tin cans and waste paper to reduce waste and aid the war effort.
When preparing vegetables for summer meals, wash and refrigerate as soon as they arrive. Do not precook or leave vegetables standing in water as this destroys vitamins. Prepare fruit cups and salads just before serving. Cut surfaces exposed to air destroy vitamin C.
The Wagner Murray Dingell bill would bring old age and survivors benefits to about 12 million farm workers and 3 million others, funded by 6 to 7 percent payroll taxes and government contributions over 10 to 15 years. It would expand federal oversight and require medical care coverage, while many farm families lack private insurance and face greater health and economic risks.
Hollywood columnist recounts Monty Woolley railing against film schools and the myth of overnight acting success. He notes Woolley’s rise from hardship, mentions Moss Hart, Kaufman, and Harris aiding his break, and cites other stars and projects shaping Hollywood at the time.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1966 offers a launderable cotton frock with a sailor collar trim. Sizes 11 through 19 include size 13 with short sleeves requiring 3 1/8 yards of 39 inch material and 3/4 yard contrast for collar bow and cuffs.
The pattern text describes a collarless cardigan with clean lines and a choice of fabrics in rayon crepe or summer cotton. It suggests a tailored collar vestee in pique and interchangeability with a frilled jabot for dressier wear. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1930 available in sizes 32 through 42.
A list of ten trivia prompts covering politics history science and literature. Includes questions on third party movements in the US the last French monarch wartime fuel ratios sleep duration pyramid area authors and speeches.
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