Frozen Desserts Add Distinction To A Simple Meal
End Your Meals On A Cool Note AP Food Editor outlines homemade ice cream as a refreshing option during hot days and tight budgets. The piece shares revived dessert methods, simple freezer techniques, and several recipes for Berry Sherbet Peanut Brittle Ice Cream Bavarian Cream Orange Not Ice Cream and Fruit Ice Cream Victory with steps and serving ideas.
Liver sausage tips and veggie garnishes from George Rector
George Rector shares practical kitchen ideas for liver sausage cuts and garnishes. He advises slicing liver sausage into quarter inch pieces for flavor, and suggests bias slicing for larger portions. He describes carrot curls, cucumber corrugation, and notes the nutritional value of liver sausage including iron and Vitamin A.
Taft Urges Congress To Take The Lead In Postwar Planning
Senator Taft of Ohio calls on Congress to lead postwar planning and end programs he deems part of an extended New Deal. He argues private enterprise can better deliver full employment than continued borrowing and criticizes National Resources Planning Board spending.
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Smuts Policies Win Clear Victory In July Election
Prime Minister Jan Smuts and his war policies led in early returns from the July 7 general election. With 54 of 56 seats counted, the government shows strong leads, and field marshal Smuts is reelected for Standerton while his cabinet is almost all reelected. Opponent D F Malan trails as counts reach 276 808 to 47 042.
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Roosevelt Hints Postwar Punishment for Axis Leaders
President Roosevelt questions postwar fates for Axis chiefs asking whether exile, execution, or confinement awaits moves against Mussolini and "militarists in Berlin Rome Tokyo." He pledges no criminal will escape and vows to purge fascism, while noting possible enforcement through international law and long arm of justice.
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Calotabs Improve Calomel Use Says Ad Copy
Calotabs promotes calomel as the improved compound tablets that make calomel taking agreeable and prompt. The copy claims no follow up with castor oil is necessary when used as directed on the label.
Notice of Commissioner Sale in High Point High Point NC
Public auction for parcels on English Street and Lot No 4 in High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina to be sold at 11 00 AM August 28 1948 and August 9 1943 respectively under court order by Arnold J Koonce Mayor and Commissioner terms include cash or 10 percent down with balance over 35 months. Street assessments and city costs are included. City reserves right to reject bids.
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Y. Jemilton
Guilford County
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Wilson, Jr
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North Carolina
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Arnold J. Koonce
North Carolina to Market 7 Million Pound Tobacco Crop
North Carolina border belt markets set August 5 for a 1942 crop forecast surpassing seven million pounds. Farmers face a 41 cent a pound price ceiling. labor shortages and heavy rains affect yields. Markets include Chadbourn Clarkton Fair Bluff Fairmont Lambert on Tabor City and Whiteville with 35 warehouses.
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Flanane
W. P. Hedrick
N. C. Agriculture Department
North Carolina
Broughton
United States Tobacco Association
Chadbourn
Clarkton
Fair Bluff
Fairmont
Lamberton
Tabor City
Whiteville
Cinchona Bark Yields Quinine Extract
Cinchona tree bark provides quinine, the key compound used to treat malaria. This natural source has long been harvested for its medicinal value and global pharmaceutical applications.
Cash Crops Cut Corners In Bishop Find
Mrs Patrick Kane reports a successful crop but discovers a mildewed money belt while digging. The belt contains 450 dollars tucked in the tin can buried with the crop.
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Calif
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