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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1946
Page
3
Wartime cooks seek new flavors as rationing ends. The guide advises treating each ingredient as valuable, cooking vegetables until tender yet crisp, and boosting meat and salad dressings. A pork chops with sage dressing recipe and a string beans with a tomato and herb sauce are detailed.
A collection of home style recipes including Shrimp Creole and Shrimp Jambalaya with bacon and ham flavor, tomato based sauces, and a variety of beet, lettuce, and carrot lemon salads. Beets, onions, lettuce, and dressing ingredients are detailed with measurements and steps for preparation.
A veteran writer argues that no athlete or team can be labeled the greatest in any sport. He cites names from baseball, football, boxing, golf, and racing to show performance depends on era and conditions. The piece urges valuing being good over chasing a mythical greatest status.
Expert tips on efficient stovetop and oven use include keeping a pilot burner clean turning off gas or electricity before removing cookware using straight sided pans for faster heating cooking multiple foods in the oven at once and employing stacked pans with oven regulator while avoiding peeking into the oven for fuel efficiency.
A lighthearted quip about tickling a mule prompts a wry reply and playful banter. The brief exchange leaves readers amused by the mule's imagined reaction and the humor of the moment.
Dialogue depicts Brown planning a trap for his wife as Blue questions the suspect. Brown reveals the target is a mouse in the kitchen, turning a domestic moment into a small suspense note.
A brief comic exchange shows a son revealing dusty pants and a dusting by mom. The dad comments on the apparent cleanliness, while the son notes mom refused to let him remove them, citing the dusting.
A witty bicker about fitting people into roles with sharp put downs and playful jabs. The exchange hints at social tension and comic contrasts among neighbors or acquaintances.
Brown remarks that his wife has taken up cooking seriously and Blue responds with a humorous lesson on how to eat out. The exchange highlights domestic humor and culinary irony in a light social vignette.
A humorous exchange features a sailor boasting of an Arctic voyage that never happened, with Dumb Dora challenging the tale and prompting a punchy rebuttal about the claimed journey.
Betty reports washing dishes while Bobby says he wiped them and Jimmy notes picking up broken pieces. The dialogue captures a domestic scene of children contributing to household tasks under a mother’s gentle prompting.
Farmer quips that geese and ganders are released together and sort themselves out. The lighthearted exchange frames a practical approach to flock management and animal behavior.
Pattern No 1437 for sizes 34 to 48 includes a two piece outfit with short sleeves. Requires 4 yards of 35 or 39 inch fabric and is sized 936 for appropriate alterations.
In a circus study scientists measured animal sounds from gorillas to canaries. The giraffe lacks vocal cords and the boa constrictor has a soft hiss. A Bengal tiger roars like a pneumatic drill. an elephant trumpets louder than the tiger but softer than the lion. The circus barker is very noisy, second only to the lion and elephant.
Simple home cough syrup recipe uses 2 cups sugar and 1 cup water to dissolve without cooking. Add Pinex from a druggist to a pint bottle of syrup for a fourfold supply. mixture soothes throat, loosens phlegm, eases breathing, and aids sleep._money refunded if not satisfied._
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