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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1940
Page
8
Leftovers become main dishes with cheese sauce on bread rings. Recipes include Surprise Frankfurters with potato blankets, Biscuit Meat Loaf, Vegetable and Egg Croquettes, and Vegetables a la King. Also notes Cinderella Dessert, buffet rolls, and an Easter dinner preview from Eleanor Howe.
The industry-wide hunt for the boy actor to star alongside Spencer Tracy in Sidney Franklin’s The Yearling is under way. Ronald Reagan’s rise from reporter to sports announcer and screen star is highlighted, with details of his path to a Warner Bros contract and new film An Angel From Texas. Additional snippets cover Dona Dix’s lottery fortune and fall, Florence Gill’s Clara Cluck origin, Arthur Lake’s reach from circus roots to acting, and light odds and ends about Vincent Sherman, John Garfield, Claudette Colbert, Wendy Barrie, and Charles Laughton’s driving lessons.
When receiving cream in quantity from the country heat it until it becomes hot, then allow to cool, cover it and set in icebox. It remains sweet for several days.
Promote pattern 8633 for an everyday frock and housecoat with a princess skirt and gathered bodice. Describes front buttoning, bolero-like line, and versatile fabrics for year round wear. Pattern 8623 sizing, yardage, and mail order to Chicago included.
The piece notes titanium dioxide is produced from ilmenite after a five day process involving calcination and grinding. It also describes Louisburg North Carolina dividing sidewalks into three traffic lanes to ease pedestrian flow and reduce congestion. A final line mentions New York hotels cashing checks, losing about one dollar in 2600 dollars.
The reader is presented with five questions about walking records, etching on paper, the Beef Eaters, John Smithsonian and the Smithsonian Institution, and albino horses. The questions probe historical records and factual possibilities regarding American figures and animal breeding.
The statements cover a Portland to Chicago walk by Weston at age 24 in 1867, the process of etching on metal, the Beef Eaters as Yeomen of the Guard since 1485, an Englishman who never visited the United States, and a claim that certain foals are white unlike other animals.
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