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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1941
Page
10
A guide for hosting a children s party centered on making molasses taffy with a taffy pulling activity. It covers safety tips, candy testing with a thermometer, cutting and pulling steps, and suggests light refreshments like sandwiches hot chocolate and Millionaire Gold dish.
A recipe for Chop Suey with mushroom toast and cheese sauce is included alongside party planning advice. The piece also offers lunchbox ideas, kids games like sack races, and affordable meal suggestions emphasizing variety, hot foods, and simple desserts.
Lynn emphasizes thrift and conservation urging wise shopping to cut wasted food. He warns that poor cooking grades and lengthy cooking times destroy nutrients and shrink meat, advocating short methods and careful label reading.
Veronica Lake crowns the talk with plunging necklines while Eleanor Powell’s new tights performance and Barbara Stanwyck crinolines draw fashion chatter. March of Time reports on Vatican filming and new Navy aviation coverage as Glenn Ford feigns sea life for Martin Eden. Shirley Temple signs four CBS Christmas programs for 50,000 dollars, with other tidbits including Oscar Levant’s Paramount deal and Gene Autry’s Oklahoma map update.
Red white and blue themed quilt titled Stars of Stripes uses diagonal setting and a narrow border. About 90 by 110 inches, 20 star blocks needed, with accurate cutting guide and yardage in instruction 79380 for 15 cents. The quilting details follow.
A quotation attributed to Bailey warns that the gravest deception is self deceit, describing fraud as the ultimate betrayal of one’s own integrity.
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