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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1941
Page
2
New loafs labeled enriched bread contain added thiamin iron and B vitamins as recommended by the US Department of Agriculture to bolster diets. The piece highlights practical uses such as bread buttercups pinwheel sandwiches and croustades with step by step prep suggestions.
A column promotes outdoor eating with bread based snacks and makeshift fillings. It features recipes for Bread Patty Cases and Checkerboard Sandwiches, plus Ribbon Sandwiches and Egg and Olive Fillings. Also covers storing loaf, wax paper wrapping, and serving ideas for picnics.
Washington reports reveal U S government subsidies for war risk coverage on the S S America while insurance profits flow to Japan through foreign reinsurance. Cabinet clashes pit Hull and Jones against freezing German Italian funds as food aid plans expand with a 400 million program to boost Britain supplies and home front resilience.
Lynn offers ten practical checks for nutritious meals that also stimulate appetite. Avoid repeating foods and limit strongly flavored dishes. Mix textures, balance flavors, include hot and cold items, ensure color and shape contrast, and repurpose leftovers creatively.
The Nelson Rockefeller committee for cultural relations with South America opposed the Douglas Fairbanks goodwill pilgrimage. They resented Franklin Roosevelt Jr. arranging it with his father without their knowledge. Mayor LaGuardia declined with thanks.
Kathleen Norris urges resilience in difficult times noting women like Marie Miller show the future can be fearless. She says American women can keep civilization and sanity safe despite grim war news.
A reflective quip about how people accept whispered falsehoods and how self deception can be the worst fall. It contrasts spoken bluff with true wisdom, noting pearls may not always be cultured.
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