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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1945
Page
7
Kathleen Norris argues universal planning eases anxiety from domestic to global crises. She urges buying victory bonds as the safest investment, urging thrifty living and long term securities to fund homes, education, and old age through 1950 and beyond.
A homey guide to hosting after wartime returns, with hearty casseroles, salads, bread, and beverages. It outlines Farm Sausage Casserole, a Combination Salad, assorted breads, and Fiesta Punch, plus desserts and fillings to suit a guest list of returning servicemen and families.
Miss Norris urges thrift as wartime shortages linger and prices stay high. She warns against big buys and promotes saving, especially in government victory bonds, to secure a stable future despite limited fuel and clothing and hard-to-get foods.
The notice lists a luncheon menu including Oyster Rarebit Crackers, Rellied Vegetable Salad, Apricot Cobbler, with Cream Tea, Coffee or Milk. It appears as a small food items catalog in a period venue listing.
Practical advice for students to keep lunches appealing. Use waxed paper to wrap sandwiches fruit and cake to prevent drying. Serve raw vegetables in cups with lids to stay crisp. Wash dry and wrap lettuce separately to prevent wilting and add just before eating.
Lynn advises cleaning silverware with hot soapy water for both flatware and serving pieces, then rinsing in boiling water and drying promptly. Tarnish may be removed with a silver polish or whiting with ammonia, applied and dried, then polished with a cloth. Avoid direct heat and use gentle brushing for ornate items.
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