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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1941
Page
6
Spring greetings bring a festive Easter breakfast plan with color eggs as a centerpiece. Recipes include Eggs in Nests and Bread Buttercups with popovers and coffee, detailing steps and ingredients for a communal, holiday meal.
Easter menu features chilled juice eggs in nests ham and pop overs with jelly heating notes. Creative egg decoration uses dyes, stars, dots and hearts to produce patterns perfect for baskets. Recipes include Creamed Eggs and Escalloped Eggs and Cheese with detailed steps and bake times.
The piece notes sabotage and strikes in key plants delaying 200 cargo ships while Bethlehem Fairfield accepts terms worth about 5.5 million dollars for 50 ships plus a government contract. It also discusses postwar diplomacy shifts, Hitler’s timelines, and Russia’s role, alongside new mobile housing pilots for defense workers and unusual Washington office space usages.
Lynn explains eggs as top protein sources for muscle building and iron for red blood. They provide phosphorus for active cells. For peeling hard cooked eggs, crackle shells and start at the rounded end, then wash under cold water to ease removal and keep shells intact.
Kathleen Norris warns that strict maternal rule protects girls from dangerous crowds and early recklessness. She cites altered futures in marriage and motherhood, urging restraint, self control, and honest resolution if past associations resurface.
A frank discussion by Kathleen Norris weighs the effect of too much freedom on young women. The piece contrasts parental oversight with social freedoms and explores the questions of where you go with whom and how long you stay out.
A description of tufted chair slip covers using two fabric layers with cotton in between. Details include green glazed chintz, dark green yarn tufting, three inch fringe, center back zipper, and pattern methods for fitting and finishing. Advertises Mrs Spears books for slip cover guidance at 10 cents.
The Ninth Circuit spans Pacific and western states and includes Alaska and Hawaii. The United States Court for China at Shanghai, created in 1906 under extra territorial treaty rights, handles county probate and municipal matters for Americans in China and can judge any American who breaks the law in China.
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