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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1943
Page
6
Auburn expert Mamie Whisnant notes wartime shortages push non strategic materials in kitchenware. Iron cookware uses enamelled pots and pans replaced by pottery earthenware glass wood and paperboard items to free steel for war effort. Cautions include top stove use only for some dishes and avoiding sudden temperature changes to prevent breakage.
Cold food is placed in one of those ware dishes before heating. Do not put pottery, earthenware, or glass on the stove when empty. Ensure the dish holds liquid or fat before heating. Avoid high heat for earthenware and pottery. Use an asbestos mat if heat cannot be lowered. Clean mats before reuse. Do not pour hot onto cold water. Wash with warm soap and hot water, dry with a soft towel.
In Auburn Alabama farmers are urged to switch from corn to wheat for feeding dairy beef cattle hogs and chickens with wheat at 1.01 per bushel in January carload lots of 1670 to 2000 bushels The plan is spreading as dairymen in Lee County pool orders and appoint Harry Pace as their wheat representative to place purchases Local livestock specialists advocate widening adoption across counties to exploit the thinner wheat offer.
Corporal Joseph Coker, formerly on the presidential kitchen staff, now serves as a cook for privates at Fort Ord. He worked for $5 million and prepared meals for the chief executive during the President’s travels, though details are unclear due to the damaged text.
Police at Konnville report a phony telephone call targeting a second party on the line. The caller demanded a patrol car be sent to the woman’s residence and told her to leave the line so he could use the line to make a call. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
In Manhattan Kansas a young man rushed into a probate judge’s office seeking a marriage license. When asked the bride’s name he admitted ignorance and could only say call her Matty. He left briefly and returned with the scant information.
The great clock in London’s Parliament Tower used to need two men for eight hours to wind, but an electric motor now does the work.
Tokyo delays reopening as Parliament pause prompts talk of sweeping power for Prime Minister Tojo. Observers see moves toward wartime total control, with bills to expand war production and centralize cabinet authority amid a broader push by the army to direct economy and policy.
A vintage style Grand recipe for meat patties using Kellogg's All-Bran. Includes ingredients like ground beef eggs milk onions parsley and seasonings. Instructions cover mixing forming patties baking and making a simple gravy with pan drippings. Yield noted as five servings with two patties each.
Chile undertakes suppression of Axis espionage and subversive activity amid ruptured ties with Germany Italy and Japan. Government pledges restraint toward Axis nationals who obey Chilean law as about 26 000 Germans 32 000 Italians and 700 Japanese populate the country with key ports and mining centers in the north and south. President Rios says action defends democracy and continental solidarity in a national broadcast. U S Assistant Secretary Sumner Welles commends Chile for defending Western Hemisphere liberty and the American peace.
A proposal suggests every U S resident would receive 387 buttons annually if all buttons produced in the United States were divided equally among the population. The notion frames a playful yet theoretical take on per person output and national production.
Readable bits show a damaged line about western company and ploughing task. No clear names, dates, or actions emerge. The fragmentary text hints at an agricultural or maritime context but lacks verifiable details for a complete record.
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