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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1943
Page
3
The piece extols late summer foods as prime for the table with tomo toes at their peak, sweet corn ready within half an hour of eating, and a featured stuffed eggplant recipe. It explains a 35 minute total cook time and provides a full method from boiling the eggplant to baking with a corn flake crumb topping.
A collection of kitchen notes features Hubbard squash bake with cream and cinnamon, Sour Cream Cabbage with a garlic butter base, Sausages and Spaghetti in a tomato sauce, and Caramel Cinnamon Muffins. The piece ties recipes to a broader wartime honesty appeal urging practical virtue and household responsibility.
Dr. Minnie Maffett, prominent Texas physician and activist, advocates postwar equal treatment for women, urging same breaks as men and return to prewar jobs. The piece notes her long career, leadership roles, and call for women to vote and assert individual status beyond gender.
Lynn urges using contrasting colors to improve appetite. Mix green vegetables with meat on one platter, garnish carefully, and use lemon juice to brighten beets and prevent fruit browning.
Kathleen Norris argues honesty is the key to world peace and must be practiced daily from birth to death. She warns that truly honest people are rare and urges everyone to act honestly and teach children to do the same for national peace.
An article describes a saw tooth quilt border usable for quilts and other items like kitchen curtains and luncheon cloths. It explains how to cut a cardboard square, split diagonally to form a triangle pattern and suggests color variations. Readers may request three patterns from Mrs. Spears for 15 cents.
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