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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1941
Page
3
Weekend entertaining plan suggests advance nutbread and orange freeze desserts, with a main course of Apricot Upside-Down Meat Loaf using smoked ham beef and pork. Includes a quick corn side and simple tossed salad, plus a peach shortcake teaser for the season’s peaches.
A vintage menu features Apricot Upside-Down Meat Loaf Nut Bread and Corn on the Cob with tossed tomato cucumber salad and Orange Freeze. It includes step by step recipes for peach short cake Jellied Waldorf Salad Chicken Filling Shrimp and Cucumber Filling and beverages like Coffee Frappe and Egg Nog.
Lynn praises watercress for its long backstory and rich vitamin content. The plant provides vitamins A C B and G, along with iron copper and magnesium, supporting growth infection resistance bone and teeth health nerve function and general nutrition.
In this wartime column a speaker urges women to end constant talk and embrace silent resolve. She argues America should aid starving democracies with food and pursue peace, urging patience, prayer, and personal restraint to foster a postwar world of security.
James W. Dayton advises fall weed management to prevent seed production, reduce spring work, and improve field cleanliness. He recommends mowing or pulling before seeds ripen, raking and destroying cut plants, encouraging weed seed germination before seeding, harrowing at intervals, fall plowing for perennials, and exposing roots to winter conditions to hinder spring growth.
R C Hay of the University of Illinois says terracing keeps water out of gullies by diverting runoff. The slack season after harvest is ideal for terracing on cultivated slopes, reducing erosion to about one seventh of that in untreated fields. Water must be managed at outlets to avoid new gullies.
Livestock men facing late summer shortages are urged to plan now for next year. W. H. Peters, chief of the animal husbandry division at University farm St. Paul, recommends rotation grazing of permanent pasture. He suggests fencing pasture into two fields and rotating stock every two weeks to reduce pasture plant strain.
The U S department of agriculture pursues small type white turkeys to serve small families. Investigators find room for small and medium turkeys and note growers may profit by specializing in small birds for small ovens and households.
Miss Norris urges women to listen more and talk less to avoid heated disputes over fault and effect. She warns that constant arguing divides families and friends and offers restraint as the path to peace. She calls for prayer and work and envisions a united world seeking security from hunger and war.
Virginia Vale notes Samuel Goldwyn secured a strong team for Bette Davis. Wyler and Davis previously produced Jezebel and The Letter, earning an Academy Award for Davis. Davis now stars in The Man Who Came to Dinner, preferring legitimate comedy over slapstick like The Bride Came C.O.D.
RKO, aiming high after choosing Frost as Killer Mears in The Last Mile stage run, plans his film debut in Tim Holt’s Cyclone of Horseback. Bert Gilroy previously selected Gable for Painted Desert, linking Frost to rising stardom as the studio galleries glow with optimism.
John Garfield again faces suspension at Warner Brothers after refusing to star in New Orleans Blues, with Richard Whorf stepping in for Bridges Are Built at Night. Garfield’s pattern echoes past studio disputes as Bette Davis and James Cagney once left then returned to work. Guy Lombardo expands lyricized commercials as a Saturday radio feature.
Tom Hanlon, announcer on Gene Autry's Melody Ranch CBS show, advances toward film work. He recently shared a scene with Greta Garbo and Melvyn Douglas at Metro studio and did a radio announcer bit during an important sequence, though he stayed just out of camera range.
Red Skelton appears poised to outshine rivals as audiences anticipate his stand up and skits while Orson Welles plans a major Hollywood debut on September 15 with new Mercury broadcasts and The Magnificent Ambersons filming.
Rochester as Jack Benny's valet is highlighted in Kiss the Boys Goodbye while critics praise The Stars Look Down. Disney plans a South America cartoon research trip. Charles Loughton leads Out of Gas from Mutiny on the Bounty authors. Maureen O'Hara co stars with Tyrone Power in Benjamin Blake. A National Society of Hardy Families is mentioned.
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