Women urged to salvage kitchen fats for glycerine
American women are urged to salvage 50 million pounds of glycerine by processing 500 million pounds of waste fats and greases. Glycerine, a key propellant and essential in explosives, ships, guns, and plastics, supports war needs as imports and reserves shrink.
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America
Tokyo
San Francisco
Philippines
Malaya
Far East
Europe
Australia
China
India
United States
South Atlantic
Multiple Montana briefs recount deaths and local incidents
Mary Levings, 58, dies in Helena hospital after 27 years in Montana. Baker officials decry drafty courthouse after hailstorm breaks 26 windows. Evelin Matteson, 90, dies in Darby after homesteading in Bitter Root valley. Employment service reports 8,000 Montana job placements in July. Butte bans horses from streets amid tire shortage. city treasurer notes July finances. Belle Beebe, 68, dies in Lewistown. former Fergus county auditor. Will Aiken considered for politics amid two votes for US senator. An elephant injures trainer Earl Page in Butte circus incident. Sleeping sickness outbreak unlikely in horses. $350,000 pilot plant planned for zinc production. Baylor farmer H. H. Hicks dies from post-injury blood clot in Glasgow. Helena dioramas to be exhibited at Helena High School. J. C. Price cited among top Shorthorn breeders in Conrad. Montana to study migratory farm labor camps. Farm Security Administration urged to help. Convict Harvey Cline kills wife Gwendolyn then fatally shoots himself near Melstone. Dr Falls P. Silvernale, physician and hospital staff president, dies in Great Falls. Diamonds rings recovered near Wolf Point. mislaid by Williston woman. Frances Corbin, emerita English professor, dies. Montana State University honors her legacy.
The Brown Bread Dilemma at the Lunch Counter
Jones keeps asking for brown bread but receives white. After a week of mixed orders he switches strategy and requests white bread to compel the server to give him what he wants. The waitress confronts him noting his past choice for brown.
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Jones
Yum Yums for Children's Day
Betty Fried chicken and a cooling drink feature in this Children’s Day guide. Recipes include fried chicken with two cooking methods, a pine lime frost from canned pineapple juice, and a peanut chocolate custard with peanut butter garnish.
Kosher Cake and Chinese Jellied Chicken Mold Recipe
A dated recipe snippet lists Kosher Cake ingredients including eggs honey sugar and spices baked in a leaf pan with coffee and soda then describes a Chinese Jellied Chicken Mold with lemon powder chicken stock vinegar mustard and folded chicken pineapple peas cabbage and pimientos served with cheese biscuits for a summer lunch. Dagney E Jensen McCabe Montana is credited.
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Dagney E. Jensen, McCabe
Mont
Home Towner Wins Livingston Derby in Montana
Henry Jondrow a Livingston railroad engineer won the Livingston national trout derby with a 4 pound 9 ounce Loch Leven caught in the Yellowstone river. He earned a $1,000 war bond as first prize.
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Henry Jondrow
Livingston
Yellowstone River
Ruth Rodgers
Bridger
Helen McGown
Albert Robson
Sam C. Ford
Montana
Pittman-Robertson
Montana Sportsmen
State Fish and Game Commission
Indians Excel at Mica Trimming by Hand Craft
Natives of India demonstrate superior skill in trimming and splitting mica by hand, with no machine able to match their workmanship. The note highlights human dexterity as unmatched in this industrial task.
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India
Quinine Supply During War Cuts and Contingencies
The war and Japanese control of Java disrupted most quinine sources though reserves now total several years. Quinine remains plentiful for military and civilian use, with cultivation of cinchona trees in Colombia and other regions under consideration. Daily prophylaxis in malarial areas is six grains, while treatment may reach 20 grains daily for five to seven days under medical guidance.
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Java
United Nations
Tropics
Dutch East Indies
South America
Colombia
Pioneers Elect Joe Larson Deer Lodge Man President
At the 58th convention in Helena the Society of Montana Pioneers chose Joe Larson of Deer Lodge as president succeeding Mary Evans of Anaconda. The Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers named Phil Greenan of Great Falls as president succeeding Lester H. Loble. Augusta Trask named vice president. James E. Norris re-elected secretary and Jennie Ennis Chowning treasurer. Convention date tentative due to war. Great Falls suggested as next site.
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Society of Montana Pioneers
Helena
Joe Larson
Deer Lodge
Mary Evans
Anaconda
Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Phil Greenan
Great Falls
Lester H. Loble
Augusta Trask
James E. Norris
Jennie Ennis Chowning
Ennis
Pioneers
John L. Evans
Judith Gap
Cecilia Dick
Missoula
Victor N. Kessler
Chic Shirtwaister Pattern 9018 Sale Notice
Pattern 9018 available in sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40. Size 16 requires 3 percent yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 16 cents for Marian Martin pattern. Include size name address and style number to American Fashion on Review in Summer Pattern Book. Send 10 cents to Newspaper Pattern Dept MN New York.
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Marian Martin
Newspaper Pattern Dept
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Treatment of malaria with quinine and vaccination risks
The passage notes that large doses of quinine used to treat malaria can cause ringing in the ears or temporary deafness, usually temporary. It compares this mild reaction to smallpox vaccination, arguing the nuisance is preferable to the full danger of malaria.
Creston Girl Wins Purebred Jersey Heifer Award
Dorothy Bernice Carr of Creston Montana won a purebred Jersey calf awarded by the Montana State Jersey Cattle club at the North Montana State fair in Great Falls. The calf came from the Jake Tiedema herd in Bozeman who donated it for the award. Carr, 18, a Flathead County high school senior, has eight years in 4-H club work with 17 projects, including five dairy projects.
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Montana State Jersey Cattle Club
Gilpatrick cabin remembered by pioneer Mollie Kline at 12th convention
Mrs. Mollie Kline, 77, longtime Montana resident born during a prairie wagon train crossing Nebraska in 1865, travels from Los Angeles to attend the convention for the 12th year. She lived in Butte and Livingston, with her husband John E. Kline, a railway engineer. She has resided in California since 1930.
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Gilpatrick
Mollie Kline
Butte
Livingston
Los Angeles
Nebraska
Montana
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Mary Levings
Ohio
Baker
Fallon County
Justice
Hamilton—Evelin Matteson
Darby
Ilinois
Matteson
Bitter Root
United States Employment Service
Dobbin
Bernard E. Holland
Lewistown
Belle W. Beebe
St. Paul
Fergus County
Will Aiken
Aiken
Cole Bros
Earl Page
Page
W. J. Butler
Oscar Baarson
WPB
Glasgow
H. H. Hicks
Baylor
Hicks
Helena High School
Payne Templeton
Conrad
J. C. Price
Grain Valley
Sprague
Wash
Farm Security Administration
Malta
Sidney
Hardin
James P. Brennan
Bull Mountains
Melstone
Harvey Cline
Musselshell Valley Hospital
Gwendolyn
Clarence Mooney
Falls P. Silvernale
Silvernale
Columbus
F. E. Keenan
University of Minnesota School of Medicine
Minnesota
C. J. Bresee
First National Bank
Wolf Point
Doctor Jones
Williston
Culbertson
Brockton
John Bauer Jr
Miles City
Sheriff's Office
Bauer
Frances Corbin
Santa Ana
Calif
The
State University
Miss Corbin
Orchard Park
Chicago Women’s College
Vassar College
Harvard University
Ohio College
Barclay
Ford
J. A. Tobey
Mary Valston
John Miller
Helmville
Will Orton
W. C. Bardon
F. J. Bissonette
Magpire
Cascade
Larson
Pioneers Society
Montana Territory
Lew L. Callaway
Montana Supreme Court
Callaway
Last Chance Gulch
Pioneer Park
J. E. Erickson
Cyrus Nelson
Nelson Ranch
Robert Smith
Virginia City
Nelson
Gjilpatrick
Chic Shirtwaister
Creston
Irene Rich
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