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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1940
Page
6
A home kitchen guide outlines fall dishes and modern twists on classic foods. It includes ginger flavored roast beef, meat loaf in a ring mold, ham with ginger ale glaze, and layered cake fillings with butter. The article offers apple pie, carrot ring, stuffed ham steak, Dutch cream cookies, date butterscotch pudding, cinnamon apple salad, scrambled eggs with mushrooms, and bacon baked spaghetti with step by step proportions and baking times.
A Bay area headline envisions a military training camp at the World Fair site. The article connects Futurama crowds from Maine to Timbuctoo with training in defense, noting the exposition grounds and nearby General Motors area as potential origins and landmarks for a mobilization on foot.
Poetic fragment reflects wartime morale and parade of pleasures for a narrator who plans military service and entertainment experiences. The lines mention Uncle Sam, Gypsy Lee, Paris streets, war arts, soldier grub, living pictures, rifle drills, and models, implying a youth’s wartime fantasy mixed with leisure at fairs or theaters.
A fragmentary reminiscence describes training at a military post with Cold War era imagery and improvised defenses. It notes films and songs, a blitzy pace, and a wish for a glamorous camp like a World's Fair site while hinting at satire of wartime culture. It mentions insomnia, a border line case of guests, and factory workers gaining a raise amid wartime mobilization.
Miss Howe shares practical home-making tips and favorite trade secrets for daily chores. The column offers simple, actionable homely hints to streamline routine tasks and save time in housekeeping.
A columnist urges Americans to welcome several thousand English child refugees, urge careful, mass coordinated care, and avoid scattered foster homes. It argues hospitality can deepen ties with Britain and calls for organized housing, nursing staff, and communal facilities to ensure safety and comfort for the children.
National Schools in Los Angeles offers 85 year established programs in Aircraft Sheet Metal Construction and related trades. Graduates are in demand as industry grows, with opportunities in Diesel and Gas Engines, Machine Shop, Radio TV, Electricity and Air Conditioning. Send age education and experience to Leslie Taylor Box 272 Butte Montana.
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