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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1941
Page
3
A fall and winter baking guide offers quick hot breads biscuits muffins scones and themed rolls for church bake sales. Recipes include baking powder biscuits butterscotch rolls pecan rolls plain muffins holiday fruit scones and corn sticks with cornmeal notes. Oranges in syrup finish the lineup with a coconut garnish.
Disclosed discussions in Rome reveal Mussolini resisting Hitler’s idea to station 250000 Hungarians 200000 Romanians 50000 Slovaks and 500000 Italians in Russian trenches to shield German forces during winter. Mussolini warns Italians cannot endure Russian winter pneumonia.
Quick breads need careful mixing to avoid tough texture. For baking powder breads mix dry ingredients, add milk with few whirls, and avoid over stirring. Muffins rise with slight extra flour, use standard measures, and bake in hotter ovens after reaching temperature.
A weekly menu lists baked pork chops with apple sauce scalloped potatoes baked squash butterscotch rolls beverage Waldorf salad and oranges in syrup. The menu reads as a simple planned meal outline with standard side dishes and a dessert option.
Questions cover origins of Chile con carne the former King’s College now Columbia University burgee meaning US yacht flag the first ocean steamer through the Panama Canal a never-used constitutional presidential power the two northernmost South American countries a naval vessel called a cheese box on a raft and the Cape of Good Hope as the southernmost point of Africa.
A fragment notes Mexico and Colombia, a swallow-tailed flag, and power to adjourn congress amid tensions involving Colombia, Venezuela, and Africa, as referenced in The Monitor.
Porpoises perform a novel acrobatic act while feeding on mullet in shallow coastal waters. They herd schools toward the shore and flip them out of the water with their tails, catching the mullet in midair as they fall.
A quotation attributed to Macaulay notes that men with strong conversational skills often employ lively sophistry and exaggeration that misleads both themselves and their listeners, highlighting the seductive power of rhetoric.
Sales records show Camels are the preferred cigarette not only for Army personnel but also for Navy line Corps and Coast Guard. Local tobacconists promote “Send a Carton of Camels” as an ideal gift for service members from the home front.
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