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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1946
Page
8
A home maker urges planning and clever prep to avoid waste and make leftovers appealing. Recipes include chicken with vegetables and mushrooms, turkey pie, chicken casserole, orange sweet potatoes, and lima beans with tomatoes, all using common pantry items and simple steps.
A home cook shares simple soup tips. Use a slow cooker for easy soups while shopping. When mixing milk or white sauce with tomato, pour to prevent curdling. Store leftover cream soup in the refrigerator after cooling. Ask for the bone when boning and rolling a roast. Use leftovers as soup bases and combine canned soups for variety.
Kathleen Norris argues that after war a global recovery requires action from all citizens. She urges financial support and practical help for wounded veterans, urging readers to involve local employers, contact veterans, and create opportunities so each man can contribute according to ability.
Thousands of veterans faced with disabilities seek self sufficiency not sympathy. They can often perform well in work or training with support such as job placement housing or loan access. Citizens should spread awareness and offer practical aid and encouragement.
The U S Public Health Service reports 1945 births at 2,735,456 versus 2,794,800 in 1944, a 2.1 percent drop. The birth rate was 19.6 per 1,000, down from 20.2 in 1944 and 21.5 in 1943, the war peak.
A pattern listing describes an oversize color trimmed house dress with a side closing and pocket, plus three blouse styles from the same pattern. It specifies Pattern No. 8078 with sizes 12 to 42 and yardages, and Pattern No. 8068 with sizes 34 to 48 and yardages for 35 or 39 inch fabrics.
The advice notes keep dustpans waxed to look clean and shed dust. It mentions a rug with heavy woven ends for durability. Rag rugs stay flat and unrumpled if washed in hot then cold water. It recommends using heavy starch and ironing when dry.
A tiny brush and furniture polish tackle corners and crevices for a thorough dusting. Dip the brush in polish and go over tight spots for enhanced cleanliness and shine.
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