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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1950
Page
16
A Northwestern Life piece explains inflation as a gradual credit phenomenon. It shows how government borrowing increases money in circulation and lowers purchasing power, with 1939 to 1949 figures illustrating the effect and the shift in real wealth.
The article extols home canned relishes and jellies to elevate meals with color and flavor. It provides recipes for Grape Conserve Rose Petal Jam Currant and Raspberry Jam Mustard Pickles Mixed Pickles and kitchen tips for easier canning and cooking. It also includes a humor vignette about a classroom math problem and family chatter.
An economic analogy explains inflation by imagining a restaurant giving two hat-checks per hat so the number of checks does not create more hats or raise living standards. The piece argues that simply issuing more dollars does not increase goods or real prosperity, even if it seems to.
A vintage recipe lineup features meat stuffed peppers with tomato sauce, molded pear cherry salad, biscuits, currant raspberry jam, brownies a la mode, and a beverage recipe. The menu reflects a homey, midcentury American dining spread.
Fashion note describes a summer sundress with a button-on cape in contrasting fabrics. Pattern No. 8467 offers sizes 10 through 20, with yardage for dress and cape. Includes a free pattern insert and accompanying Spring and Summer Stylist magazine available for 25 cents.
Spattered wallpaper can be cleaned by painting with colorless shellac when new. Good coffee depends on fresh water, proper grind, and a clean pot. Decalcomania transfers lift with hot vinegar without paint damage. Parsley butter mixes parsley, butter, and lemon juice for fish. Lemonade with mint refreshes on hot days.
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