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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1942
Page
3
A homemaker’s weekend plan features a cool Chicken-Ham Mousse as a main dish, paired with ready-to-assemble vegetables and a bright seasonal table. The article suggests brisk muffin treats, a colorful fruit display, and simple garnishes to evoke fall hues while keeping prep quick and practical.
Vintage kitchen notes offer recipes for All-Bran Blueberry Muffins and Julienne Salad with green pepper olives and egg, plus Baked Bean Rarebit and Sugarless Whipped Cream Cake. Instructions cover mixing, soaking bran, baking times, and garnishes. A publicity line invites readers to write Miss Lynn Chambers for culinary questions through Faurepeper Union.
A columnist urges simplifying home care by removing troublesome items and choosing washable fabrics. Slip covers for costly upholstery and washable draperies with washable linings can cut cleaning needs, letting current coverings show for guests and enabling re planning of furnishings for machine washing.
The 30,000,000 school children and 100,000 teachers join a war effort at home as many educators leave classrooms for war industry jobs. Salaries lure teachers away, rural areas lose staff, and science and math instruction risk weakening. Measures include class merging, former teachers returning, and federal aid debated to sustain education during wartime.
A Wartime Office of Education report endorses accelerating only able pupils to aid defense while avoiding universal term reductions. The piece notes shifts in geography and mathematics curricula to reflect war needs, with emphasis on maps, aviation, and skills in navigation, ballistics, and munitions science for future defense jobs.
The school army will adjust studies to meet war needs and spend significant time on direct war efforts. Students will sell war stamps and bonds, salvage metals and materials, sew for the Red Cross, aid hospital nursing staffs, and boost morale while learning civic duties in support of democracy at war.
The Home 23 Front features a lasting hooked rug design using odds and ends of wool. The old pattern, used in wars, includes links and fleur de lis patterns with fold lines and wax crayon outlining. Book 5 offers prep tips and original designs, Book 6 gives easy beginner directions. booklets cost 10 cents each plus a bonus Add-A-Square Rug. Address:
In New York six hummingbirds were transported by taxi for 50 minutes without food from a pier to the Bronx zoo. One died and five fell into a coma from starvation after the long journey.
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