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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1942
Page
6
School notes cover fieldball and soccer results, senior portraits, and club news. Reports on the Blue Jackets victory, intramural Wasps vs Waacs, and the Avengers championship lead into library loans and a white elephant sale by the War Stamp Club.
Dear Miss Wilma, I have loved these doughnuts since I was a child. My Mammy used to make them for us every week and no matter how many she cooked there could never be enough. I mix two cups brown sugar two eggs four tablespoons melted butter one sifted flour three teaspoons baking powder half teaspoon cinnamon and half teaspoon salt. Do not mix more than needed or the dough will get stiff. Then roll on a floured board.
The Manufacturers Junction Railroad at Hawthorne Illinois, a seven mile freight line serving Western Electric and Bell System operations, carries more load per mile than many larger systems. It moves materials within 120 acres of the Hawthorne works and delivers products to 250 nearby industries, connecting five major railroads. War Bonds offer ten percent savings each pay period.
Two nineteen year old authors Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough recount a Paris summer filled with comic misadventures. They describe wardrobe missteps, romantic escapades, tea with producer Gilbert Miller, and mishaps on trains and in Dieppe, all praising the humor of their book.
Parcel mailing deadlines are listed by state with dates starting December 10th for Maine and New Hampshire through December 12th for several Atlantic states. Parcels mailed after the dates shown may miss guaranteed Christmas delivery unless sent by special delivery.
Henry J. Kaiser forecasts steady US production after the war as foreign demand keeps factories running. Industry and rubber leaders discuss synthetic rubber to solve supply, with improvements in oil and solvent resistance. Secretary Wickard says American agriculture will meet postwar world demand once Axis power ends.
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