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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1942
Page
2
Miss Fletcher home demonstration agent advocates a well balanced diet with lean meat served daily at least five times weekly. She argues meat provides iron B vitamins and supports oily meals. More meat may be eaten if budget allows without reducing other essential foods.
The source discusses meat preparation prioritizing tender results, noting that almost any cut can be made tender with proper cooking techniques. It emphasizes cooking at low temperatures as a general rule and promises more detailed instructions and recipes for meat preparation.
Hollywood gossip notes discuss wartime film saving measures including limiting directors to few takes per scene to cut costs and conserve materials. References touch on actors’ repeated takes, the Navy, and industry shifts, with scattered Hollywood anecdotes and a signboard joke.
The DIUCe Mape and Guernsey Home Demonstration clubs met at homes in February and March. Members heard talks on national defense and meat cooking from Miss Harris and Miss Pletcher, elected officers, and discussed garden seed donations for England. New members joined, and meetings were scheduled at DeLacerda and Cornelius homes. Free Extension leaflets on meat were announced for Hempstead county homemakers.
Washington A Republican who left a federal judgeship to become Assistant Secretary of War is set to oversee about 21 billion dollars in the next fiscal year. Robert P. Patterson, Under Secretary of War, will direct Army supply spending across eight agencies, including Ordnance, Air Corps, and Quartermaster, with lease fund expenditures for UN troops. Patterson, a WWI veteran and recipient of the Distinguished Service Cross, is described as a plain spoken Southpaw and experienced in handling large military contracts.
Dr W C Magness a young Gurdon physician was injured when his car was struck by a southbound Missouri Pacific freight train two miles north of Gurdon. He suffered four fractured ribs but his condition was not serious. Two negro women in the car with him were also injured. The report includes unrelated notes about public figures and local notices.
Tuesday night meeting at the home of Mrs Lee Lemmerhirt with a devotional by Mrs Tartwell Greeson. Mrs Lemmerhirt presided as guild president during a brief business session. Mrs J M Honea gave a talk titled The Health of Undra and refreshments were served to attending members.
Society items record Horree Bemis visiting Texarkana on a Wednesday and Miss Mary Gull Whitaker of the University of Arkansas being elected Rush Captain of Chi Omega Sorority at Fayettteville. Mrs Lillian Shauver of Emmet spent Tuesday in Prescott while Mr and Mrs Charlie Pittman attended races at Oakland Park in Hot Springs Weeksday. Miss Maxine Martin of Camden visits her mother Mrs Ian Martin this week and Mrs W C Magness of Gordon witnessesDry. There are two tropies Cancer and Capricorn.
The article notes about 30 automobile models are currently manufactured in the United States while over 1600 distinct types have been produced since the industry began. It highlights a broad historical scope and current domestic manufacturing activity.
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