28 May 1942
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1942
Page
1
Practical guidance on kitchen and home care notes soaking dried fruit saving soaking water preserve fruit value keep butter refrigerated away from strong odors store eggs in fridge not in cold spot clean window screens with turpentine benzine and dry wipe fix rust porch rug scrubbing painting with porch paint and varnish for wear reduce sugar by half when sweetening stewed fruit after cooking
The note suggests adding one half teaspoon of baking powder to every four eggs to keep a scuffle from falling after baking. It advocates using individual service mats instead of tablecloths and oilcloth mats for outdoor serving with daily wipe downs. For multi story homes, it advises duplicating cleaning gear upstairs and downstairs to save steps and energy.
Wartime appeal from the American Red Cross urges women to join the Volunteer Nurse's Aide Corps. Trained aides assist nurses by performing basic care tasks. applicants 18 to 50 with a high school education complete an 80 hour program. More than 12,000 aides are already trained and deployed to support home and military medical needs.
Joan, torn between Karl Miller and lovers Paul Sherman and Eric Strom, navigates clandestine meetings, dictations, and dinners. Tension rises as Paul and Eric press for dates while Karl seeks a private dinner and a potential future, ending with Joan uncertain amid whispered rivals and rain on the fire escape.
In a segmented craft note, designs include grapes and jars, orange and juicer, apples and a fruit segment. Segment IX Wels triangle back tea care to be decorated. Two peaters, one fruit and one vegetable, are mentioned.
Two Irishmen arranged a pistol duel. The stout fighter complains he is a bigger target and should be farther away. His second draws chalk lines on the stout man's coat to mark valid hits as the thin opponent is urged to fire.
The list asks several trivia style questions about phrases a tartar meaning a formidable opponent rotten row is a harsh London prison row of women related to rooks a beautiful bird related to crow and copper green deposit called patina and asks about Janda into Earat and whether any foreign sovereign has appeared on a U S coin.
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