Heritage recipes from Aunt Martha to Eleanor Howe bakers
Household News blends old family favorites with practical guidance for American home cooks. The column showcases Oven Fried Chicken, Surprise Muffins, Vanilla Ice Cream, Gingerbread Waffles, Honey Spice Cake, Clam Chowder, Whipped Cream Fluff, and Feathery Cakes with step by step methods, plus a promotion for Eleanor Howe’s cookbook Better Baking.
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Martha
Eleanor Howe
North
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Ilinois
Hollywood Figures Reel From War's Disruptions
Star Dust notes foreign markets shrinking as war curtails production. Samuel Goldwyn delays Rafles. McLaglen Milland and Brent become American citizens. McLaglen finalized papers years ago. Wilcox Neagle defer Bonnie Prince Charlie project. Montgomery back home. Lombard returns amid appendicitis scare. Vigil in the Night delayed. Aherne marries Fontaine. Govt pushes advancing release dates for Thunder Afloat and Twenty Thousand Men. Brande Joyce heads toward stardom. Carroll returns from Europe. Rains Came propels Brende Joyce. Odds and ends flag neutrality for commentators while The Women and The Old Maid loom. Norma Shearer on ship, Boyer feared maillined.
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Ollywood
Metro
Samuel Goldwyn
Raffles
David Niven
England
Victor MacLagren
Ray Milland
George Brent
McLaglen
Pie Secrets and Tender Pastry Feature Next Week
In a Wentvin Newspaper Unlog column Elea Howe will share techniques for making tender pastry that melts in the mouth. Readers will find recipes for pies including double crust varieties, fluffy chiffon pies, and dainty tarts as part of the upcoming issue.
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Eleanor Howe
Christ in God’s World the Birth and Call of Emmanuel
A lesson stressing how people respond to Christ, with Herod’s fear and anger, the priests’ indifference, and Magi’s faith, worship, and gifts. It highlights God’s protecting, preparing, and fulfilling of prophecy through Jesus from birth toward His ministry, emphasizing universal faithfulness.
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Jesus
Christ
God
Herod
Jerusalem
Israel
Satan
Joseph
Egypt
Nazareth
Golgotha’s
Gotto
Alway
Progress of Mankind In My Youth Reflection
The quotation contrasts personal admiration with a broader view of humanity. It notes how individual scrutiny of men yields marvel at progress, while viewing humanity in crowds sparks wonder at collective advancement. The line attributed to George Gissing frames a thoughtful meditation on progress.
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George Gissing
No Love Without Serving It
Poetic reflection on love needing service to grow. The piece argues love thrives when given freely, like a plant fed by what we provide, not by what we receive. It emphasizes generous action as the sustenance of genuine affection.
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Phil Baker
Fannie Brice
Modern Chair From an Old Quilt and Feathers
Missive describes a second hand store scene where rocking chairs hang from the ceiling and a bride crafts a modern looking chair from an old quilt and feather stuffed seat. The feature promotes Mrs Spears sewing book at 10 cents postpaid from Chicago Illinois with instructions and illustrations.
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Spears
Deneploines St
Chicago
Tll
Answers to a mixed trivia set about history science and geography
The item lists several questions and provides an answer key. It covers topics from the country of the Lamas and the Missouri Compromise to New York’s Wall Street, absolute zero, state boundary disputes, river paths, states hosting matter, boulevard origins, and the St Peter's crypt. It notes two women buried there, Countess Matilda and Queen Christina.
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Missouri
New York
Ohio
Mississippi
St. Peter's
Rome
Minnesota
Louisiana
Walla
Paris
St. Peter’s
Matilda
Tuscany
Sweden
Peaceful War in West Virginia Gains Telephone Service
A community of 1,500 in West Virginia named War now has telephone service, ending its distinction as the largest town in the country without phones. Residents can now “go to War” by calling from any of 70,000 other U S communities with telephone service.
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West Virginia
War
United States
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