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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1941
Page
6
Festive recipes detail Dark and Light Fruit Cakes and Plum Pudding with sauces, suet puddings, and a Queen's Bread Pudding. Instructions cover mixing, fruit prep, bake times, cooling, and gift-sized mini cakes. Also includes a church lesson on the nature and work of the church focusing on fellowship, ministry, and growth.
Lynn advises planning several days for fruit cake and plum pudding. Cut fruits and nuts in advance, fill batter corners well for neat pans, and store in a cool dry tin container. Use sound apples inside to keep moisture, replacing if decayed.
Lesson subjects and scriptures selected and International by council of Belaws education used with permission.
The passage extols a Christian ethic of calm, vigilant trust in God guiding all actions both earthly and spiritual. It emphasizes waiting to discern God’s will before acting, and claims this watchfulness explains Christians’ unshaken courage when facing worst events.
Pattern No. 6034 offers a charming peasant frock with a long front buttoned bodice, high round neckline, bright braid trim, three-quarter sleeves, and a swirly skirt. Available in uneven sizes 11 to 19. size 13 requires 4 yards 38-inch fabric and 5 yards braid. Send orders to the stated address.
Prunes filled with cottage or cream cheese make a great salad component when chilled early in the day. Wax thinly to brass items and candlesticks to keep shine. open new patterns with numbers on each piece to track them. Keep mops and brushes clean by thorough washing and airing. cauliflower gains zest with celery seed in white sauce and paprika.
An old farmer, Robinson, plans to borrow a plow from Farmer Brown but doubts he will lend it. He approaches, pauses, and wavers in sequence until Brown answers at the door. Robinson bluntly declares Brown may keep his plow, ending the encounter.
A compact quotation asserts that noble blood is accidental while noble acts define true greatness. It marks a view of virtue over birthright and emphasizes deeds as the mark of character. The line evokes classic moral reflection on leadership and merit.
A scrambled quiz prompt titled What state's capital is the largest in the United States asks ten trivia items. Questions cover moon orbit period, an actress with a 1915 leg amputation, dolphins at birth, the big stick quote, due process, a sport with late quarry sight, hacienda meaning in Spanish America, U S flag in European warfare, and a renowned American writer studied as a college course.
A quiz covers due process fourteenth amendment life liberty and property. It includes questions on fishing, a country estate, and the first use of the U S flag in European warfare by the American Expeditionary Forces in World War I, noting it was not in the advance zone. Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, Tennessee offers the course.
A terse entry notes Massachusetts Boston as a location and mentions Sarah Bernhardt and Theodore Roosevelt among scattered facts. The item references the number 27.5 contrasted with 8 and makes an odd assertion about dolphins being expert swimmers from birth, creating a fragmentary, puzzle-like record from a newspaper page.
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