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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1943
Page
6
A historical collection covers frosting with custardlike sugar and fruit pectin use, mayonnaises for canning, cheese and butter crackers, potato crusted crab bake, fiber care for silks and wools, macaroni bake with cheese eggs milk, old herb dressings, beef roasting 330 F guidance, and a waterless cooker as a single burner steam kettle.
A kettle model keeps the bottom off the flame, enabling meat to be pot roasted, vegetables and fruits to cook in their own juices while preserving nutrients and flavor. It can reach high heat to sear meat and produce tender cuts by slow cooking, without burning. No watching or stirring required. Also notes on oyster shell opening and proper butter packing and softening methods.
The feature highlights Bobby born 1926 Burrsville tall five ten and a half and his Library Club interest and Navy ambitions. June Hollister, 1926, 5'3, blond hazel eyes, drives horses or cars, patrols third floor, and as Alumni reporter. Mary Louise Hignutt, 1924, 5'5, brown eyes, plays Lois and Penny in plays, leads PE Club, and eyes a career as a physical education teacher.
The library receives a batch of Hawaiian Shell newspapers including December 1942 issues with Stay Bulletin and Advertiser columns highlighting Hawaii's wartime year. Ads for War Bonds aimed at $1,000,000 appear, plus Tom Crichton's War Prisoner of Tokyo recounting dog meat soup and whale meat in a nine article series. Also arriving are American Unity monthly issues and Lifes donated by Barbana Fitzgerald, expanding the collection.
The document explains a personal exemption credit against net income varying by domestic status: (a) single person, (b) married person living with spouse, or (c) head of family. The credit is shown on line 20 of the return format. The amount is defined by status.
A broken recipe item lists tapioca, salt, pepper, paprika, diced chicken, stock, melted butter, and baking powder biscuits. It instructs mixing, baking in a greased casserole, checking after 27 minutes, then adding biscuits on top and completing until browned. Serves ?
Sift flour with baking powder and salt. Cut in shortening until crumbly. Add milk gradually, mix to form. Turn out onto floured board and knead briefly. Roll to one inch thick and cut with a floured biscuit cutter. Bake as directed.
The text explains the 500 dollar exemption for a single person, 1200 dollars for married or head of family, and how exemptions change during the year. It covers Form 1040A versus 1040 rules, July 1 status dating, joint returns, and pro rata exemptions for midyear changes, with examples of marriage and head of family conditions.
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