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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1941
Page
2
A 1940s style kitchen feature offers a festive February celebration with Washingtons and Lincolns birthdays. Recipes include gingerbread, minted pear salad, cranberry punch, sugar heart cake, lace-pattern chocolate filling, and patriotic sandwiches with star shapes.
Secretaries Stimson and Knox signaled a coming international crisis within 60 to 90 days while war department experts fix March 15 as a likely break point. Reports from North Africa indicate Marshal Weygand leans pro British and could mount a campaign against Italians if supplied by the United States. A strategy imagines French troops moving to Greece to bolster Jugoslavs as Turks redeploy divisions. Roy Howard and Bruce Barton battled Willkie over lend-lease stance, with Willkie defending aiding Britain as vital to U S security.
Chicago woman Jane faced a mother-in-law problem after marrying Sam and having a second child. Jane kept Gram, Sam's mother, nearby to help, but Gram's constant presence and stories left Jane tired and longing for personal space. Norris counseled accepting help while seeking balance and suggested readers empathize with shared living needs.
Kathleen Norris recalls how a mother-in-law can be a helpful fixture in a son's home when treated with patience. The piece contrasts Jane's cooperative Gram with a problematic mother-in-law who hinders family life, showing how tact and practical help sustain domestic peace.
A home dress pattern suitable for sizes 12 through 40 features bright calico prints or gingham, a back-tied sash belt for adjustable fit, easy armholes, and a roomy skirt. The No. 1305 B pattern is quick to sew with straight seams darts and gathers, and includes a sew chart.
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