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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1943
Page
7
A midcentury recipe mixes carrots and apples in a baked casserole with butter sugar and brown sugar. Layer carrot and apple, bake at 875 degrees F until tender, then brown uncover. Serves 4 to 6. Notes link to a North American meals context and older rail history mentions first steel rails in May 1865.
Mothers outfit younger girls with jumpers suits and dresses echoing college trends. Jumpers in velveteen rayon corduroy and gabardine lead the season with practical, dress-up options. durable wool gabardine suits in hunter greens. gingham dresses with white pique trim and plaid two-piece outfits for church wear. coats favor double-breasted fleeces tweeds and officer-inspired styles.
A wartime column argues civilians should be treated as adults not wards in food and war bond campaigns. It criticizes sugar coated appeals to women and calls for direct, unvarnished discussions about sacrifices and bread without artificial promises.
A bridge hand from Sam's collection shows South in four spades after a no trump opening. North wins clubs and diamonds, then trumps with the king to set up the nine of spades as the setting trick. The note mentions an early 17th century sailors tar and caulk methods.
Obnac Oddams presents Anne Adams pattern 4495 for junior miss sizes 11 to 18. The design features a waist making lapped seam and can be made in velveteen taffeta or rayon crepe with initials transfer. Order by mail with size name and address and sixteen cents plus ten cents for the Spring Pattern Book.
A seven point plan urges voluntary cooperation to curb hat material use with limits on brim size and fabric. Also notes beef supply shifts, flour enrichment coming October 1, and vitamin additions. War Food Administration reports soap shortages largely artificial and moisture proof cellophane aids home freezing.
Eastern motorists face a renewed warning that the ban on pleasure driving cannot be lifted until current restrictions are followed and seaboard gasoline stocks are replenished. Deputy Petroleum Administrator Ralph K. Davies says stocks were drawn down by 22,700 barrels daily last week and continued trends could delay liberal supplies for civilians. He cites reduced east coast flows due to a gulf coast hurricane and pipeline filling needs as contributing factors.
Milkweed floss, backed by Department of Agriculture, is slated for airplane insulation and life jackets and may later appear in pillows and mattresses as a kapok substitute. The wartime shift aims to domestically boost production and repurpose parachute materials into civilian goods.
The Office of Price Administration says eastern gasoline consumption reaches about one third of US output east of the Rockies and could ease restrictions on September 1 if drivers fully cooperate with the conservation program in place.
Los Angeles councilman Harold Harby proposed a contrivance to stop roosters from crowing by silencing their neck stretch. The plans are lost or stolen. The inventor warned improper use could trigger a fire siren screech from the rooster.
The report notes that Pennsylvania remains the only supplier of rotten stone, an abrasive used in polishing and grinding. No other details about production, distribution, or impact are provided in the readable text.
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