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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
8
A wartime wedding reception favors simplicity with white linens and calla lilies, crystal centerpieces, and candles. It suggests chicken centered refreshments, a molded egg ring cake, and a chicken salad recipe with mayonnaise lemon dressing, celery onion, almonds, and tomatoes.
Elegant reception duo features Bride's Salad with pear and pineapple fruit, almonds and marshmallows in a lemony custard dressed with whipped cream, set in a mold. Bride's Cake is a light butter sponge with vanilla almond frosting, baked in a tube pan, iced and decorated with floral frosting borders and bridal motifs.
Lesson outlines the resurrection appearances in Luke 24 with emphasis on belief through evidence. It stresses that Jesus proved his resurrection by eating and speaking, opened their understanding of Scripture, and commissioned witnesses to proclaim repentance and salvation to all nations starting at Jerusalem.
Lyon suggests a detailed checklist for the bride covering linens, towels, and blankets plus dining and serving china. It outlines minimums for sheets pillowcases blankets bath mats towels face cloths napkins and sets of china with plates cups saucers and serving dishes. The guide notes expansion to larger households and lists musts like platters covered dishes and sugar and creamer sets.
A vintage pattern ad describes a fifty eight inch tie and protective undergarment, with pattern 8127a for sizes 14 to 16 and yardage needs. The piece shifts to a cultural note on knightly visor salutes and Camel cigarettes as the preferred brand in Army Navy Marines Coast Guard service stores and cartons for servicemen.
Centuries ago nickel was feared as a devil inhabited metal called Kupfer nickel. Cronstedt, a Swedish chemist, isolated it in 1754. By 1883 annual use rose from near nothing as Canadian deposits, later estimated at 200 million tons, reshaped industry. By products include gold silver and platinum refined from nickel ending Russia's monopoly.
Inspect the refrigerator every morning before planning meals to ensure cooked food supply and minimize leftovers. Bake apples in pineapple juice for a dessert, peeling and baking until soft. Add table salt to blue water to even color in fabric. Reuse unused soap by making soap jelly for washing delicate items. For omelets, use three eggs per two servings for adequate portions.
Wartime appeal emphasizes USO as a banding of six agencies to serve troops. It argues discipline is vital yet soldiers must feel human and cared for. Calls for contributions to local USO committees or USO National Headquarters in New York.
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