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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1945
Page
3
Collier s notes that many trades leave distinctive marks on workers that aid identification. Examples include violinists neck marks, paper hangers shins, and the hands of tailors stonecutters and others. A coal mine murder defendant was found guilty after facial coal splinters proved his trade.
A Texas reader in Harrington endorses Faultless Starch, claiming it reduces effort with cold or hot starch, makes ironing smooth, and prevents sticking. The ad urges women to switch and enjoy beautiful starching and ironing with the product.
Washington analyst reviews Henry Wallace's commerce department reorganization plan and his book Sixty Million Jobs. It envisions a revived department aiding business, links to a broader Truman restructuring, and ties full employment to Wallace's presidential bid while noting cost estimates and political reception.
A homemaker oriented recipe column offers fall ready desserts focusing on lighter sugar content. It features Bran Devil's Food Cupcakes and Marmalade Tea Cake with detailed ingredient lists and step by step directions for bake times and oven settings.
A home baking column provides Marmalade topped batter instructions and a Sour Cream Spice Cake recipe with creaming method and dry mix steps. It also covers Gingerbread Upside-Down Cake with fruit topping and a method for whipped cream using gelatin, plus notes on serving and storage. Released by Western Newspaper Union.
Baukhage notes Berlin's 200000-strong union membership amid wartime trading limits and asks what they can trade. He quips about the White House repaint after the war starts and warns the peace period will last six months after a declaration. He laments fewer horses and mules as land shifts from animal feed to human food.
Advice on easier dishwashing using soapy water with vinegar, hot rinse for greasy items, cold water for eggs and milky dishes, scraping and straining leftovers, stacking carefully, air drying china, wiping glassware and silver, and using absorbent towels and paper towels for hands.
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