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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1942
Page
7
The article extols shoulder lamb as a thrifty, flavorful roast option. It explains three prep methods: roast with bones, roll as a compact roast, or create a pocket for stuffing. Season inside and out, stuff with bread stuffing, sew orSkewer, cook fat side up in a dry roast at 300 degrees for about 40 minutes per pound.
Recipe outlines a celery stuffing for lamb and a rolled lamb shoulder roast. It instructs to baste with French gravy, use a meat thermometer, and cook in a slow 300-degree oven about 40 to 45 minutes per pound, with potatoes added near the end.
Berlin reports from German broadcasts say Rommel's Libyan operations owe much of their success to refrigerated tanks. Temperatures inside standard Libyan tanks reached 120 degrees Fahrenheit, while a global gas refrigeration system cools the interior.
Red Cross notes call for the return of traction splints no longer in use to the executive secretary’s office or by phone. Iowa Electric Light and Power lends two large fans for Red Cross rooms at the YWCA. Surgical dressings work resumes next week with a special class by Mrs L K Cornell Tuesday 9 to 4. Volunteer service lists the new YMC A room as 4780. Fifty layettes are being assembled for soldiers’ wives in Linn County with stock kept at volunteer service headquarters. Crochet workers can pick up heavy string and demolition mitten foundations at the YMC A headquarters to start the 145 pairs quota. The July American magazine features “Interesting People in the Amer. ”
A Cornell University natural science professor Dr. E Laurence Palmer from Ithaca N Y is profiled in the current scene. The page includes his portrait a sketch of his work and shows students being trained for outdoor living and air raid conditions. Palmer is described as the country’s leading naturalist.
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