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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1942
Page
4
Lost billfold with currency and papers. liberal reward offered. Capt W L TA of Bellevue, known as the dean of Mississippi river pilots, completes six decades at the helm and will again pilot the Mark Twain this season after government urged continuation.
A historical guide explains how refrigerated lockers stabilize a farm family's meat supply, detailing a yearly schedule for hog beef lamb veal and poultry, plus storage tips and cost savings. It advises seasonal planning, proper handling, and cooperative sharing to maximize volume and minimize waste.
Brig. Gen. Willis H. Hale is depicted as commanding officer of the Hawaiian Air Force Bombing Command in a national air service feature. The image highlights Hale in his leadership role as the top aviation officer overseeing bombing operations in Hawaii.
The text notes Brazil’s summer months December January February and winter months June July August. It also states Rio de Janeiro’s opera season runs from May through September.
A historic recipe notes oyster fricassee baked in a greased casserole with a milk white sauce, onions, parsley and bread cubes. It pairs with a raw carrot and cabbage salad for a balanced Lenten dish, with oysters drained and topped with crumbs, baked until golden brown.
A saying links a wet moon with rain, claiming the crescent horns point up and the bowl holds water to bring showers. It frames folklore around celestial signs and weather prediction.
The passage mixes light dialogue about marriage, work, and color styling with consumer advice. It notes readiness to supply building needs from foundation to Mule-Hide roof, urges hiring reliable workers, and warns of a coal heating shortage with a call to order early while stocks last.
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