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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1941

Page

8

Piquant Cream Cheese Filling For Sandwiches

Cream cheese mixed with chili sauce or catsup makes a piquant filling for sandwiches. They pair well with hot beverages. Do not run cold water into a hot aluminum pan to avoid warping. Use a magazine roll as sleeve press if no press board is available. Remove seeds from dates with a sharp paring knife and keep fingers moistened to prevent sticking. Store dates in a covered jar in a cupboard. Glass medicine sprons are better than metal for medicines, but a small medicine glass is best and affordable.

Defense price watchdogs and frill debate crest news

Washington reports show defense price regulator Leon Henderson backed by Donald Nelson pushing to curb price rises. An army contract bid was trimmed after Nelson flagged unwarranted increases amid cotton gauze price checks and wage realities. The second item mocks the stalled $150,000,000 defense housing bill as a “bill of frills” and notes brick debates and delays.

Washington, D.C Defense Leon Henderson Donald Nelson OPM Nelson Leon Bill OF Frills Press Gallery House Senate Bob Taft Ohio Capitol Hill Defense Housing Palmer Roosevelt Buffalo Sheridan Downey California Congress Stanley Reed Oliver Wendell Holmes Republican Republican Party Morris Shepard Texas John Biggers Edward R. Stettinius U. S. Steel Defense Organization Wall Street Washington Joe Winer SEC Utility

Flow of Front Pages on The Daily Worker and Radio Fallouts

A reflective survey critiques The Daily Worker on the Sino Japanese pact and the Kremlin angle, notes Alsop and Kintner disputing the peace narrative, and highlights Goebbels era radio tactics. It also lists literary epigrams and quips about public figures, poets, and commentators in a brisk, period-tinged column style.

Daily Worker Kremlin Russia Bolos Alsop Kintner Stalin Hitler Robert C. Richardson Army the Post Balkans Greece Goebbels L Johnson Col. Breckinridge Sen. Tobey Ringsider

Notes of a New Yorker a glimpse of journalistic wit

Bob Considine Arch MacDonald and others discuss Damon Runyon's genius in a light talk about newspaper striving and clever leads. They mention Welles Willkie and Winant and recall Max Miller in La Jolla. Broun's humane philosophy and publishing highlights are praised as well. Read the book.

Bob Considine Arch MacDonald Damon Runyon Considine Runyon Max Miller Reno la Jolla Calif Pacific

The Church Enlarging Its Fellowship Lesson Text

The unit for May 4 centers on Acts 8 1-8 14-17 39 and the theme of expanding the church through whole hearted witness. It contrasts martyrdom and mission, urging Christians to live for Christ amid pressure and to spread the gospel beyond Jerusalem to Samaria and beyond.

Fragmentary street scene with dialogue snippets

A local paper fragment presents disjointed quotes about an accident during a rainy day. It recalls attire a person wore, a water rescue, and a character recalling ancestors aboard the Mayflower. The tone resembles informal civic chatter with exchanged questions and answers.

Dress pattern offers sizes 36 to 62 with two necklines

A pattern No 1333 B presents a dress suitable for large sizes from 36 to 62. It features two neckline styles a plain v neck and a narrow revers option. Made in household cottons with braid trim and pockets it becomes a comfortable work day style.

A General Quiz on Law History and Geography

This quiz asks about obiter dicta the meaning of a barred M in Roman numerals sunny U S spots and questions on ghost shrimp transparency rose fragrance Everest submergence and the world’s highest church with answers pending.

The Answers 1 Incidental remarks 2 One million 3 Sunny spots in the US

The sunniest spots in the United States are in southwestern wetone and southeastern Califor nia. The ghost shrimp is so transparent that the beating of its heart may be seen through its shell. Of the thousands of varieties of wild and cultivated roses growing throughout the world not more than 50 are fragrant. If Mount Everest were located on the Pacific Ocean floor in the Philippines its summit would be submerged 6000 feet. The highest church in the world is the Protestant cathedral in Ulm Germany with a spire 528 feet high.

United States Pacific Ocean Wetone California Philippines Ulm Germany

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