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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1941
Page
6
A Western Newspaper Union release urges budget meat choices with varied cuts from pot roast to lamb shoulder. It includes buying tips, stuffing ideas for lamb and flank steak, and simple recipes like Swedish Meat Balls and Cubed Steak with Vegetables for economical family meals.
Spread apple jelly over the last 30 minutes of roasting ham veal or pork for a glossy brown top. Crumbled bacon adds flavor to cooked beans squash navy beans or spinach. add bacon in the final minutes. Slow, low heat suits thrifty cuts of meat such as kidney brains heart and liver.
Cream of pea soup starts the menu followed by stuffed shoulder of lamb. Parsley buttered potatoes and buttered carrot strips accompany sweet cabbage. Relish completes the meal, ending with peppermint ice cream and chocolate cup cakes. A recipe is provided for the peppermint ice cream.
In Washington defense price regulator Leon Henderson backs strict price monitoring with Nelson as key lieutenant. A cotton gauze bid scandal prompts firm price reductions. The “bill of frills” stalls housing aid amid brick cap and luxury debates. Downey Townsend move, Roosevelt invitation, and Holmes style clerks noted.
The piece asserts a global plea for security over wealth and status, urging humbler living and universal well being. It highlights women in America asking divine aid for security worldwide, from Chinese and Indian women to Europeans and Africans, ending with a call to peaceful, modest postwar reconstruction.
A reflection urges living each moment fully to ease fears and secure a steady life. It invokes Kathleen Norris and spiritual guidance, warning against overanalyzing dangers while championing charity, loyalty, and personal conscience. The piece recalls historical upheavals and calls for rebuilding civilization step by step.
The International Date Line runs between Big Diomedes and Little Diomedes, midway between Asia and Alaska. Each new day is born there, so New Year’s on Big Diomedes is still 24 hours behind Little Diomedes. An international committee of scientists chose this spot after evaluating other sites.
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