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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1940
Page
1
The notice explains that subscribers must report changes of address promptly to the subscription department. Under the new system newspapers and periodicals will be mailed to the address on file, and delays in updating records at the post office may cause missed deliveries. The advised solution is to send address changes in advance to avoid service interruptions.
An editorial argues vacations boost yearly productivity and urges Mills County to attract manufacturing, highlighting Blue Star Produce Co. taking over Malvern Cold Storage departments under David Kaplan. It notes unemployment from mechanized farming and calls for processing plants, especially for poultry eggs butter and soy products, plus cooperative education in schools and business.
Inter-Society Color Council reports 7 044 colors exist yet 3 400 words suffice to describe them Color can be created by mixing primaries and selecting a named shade Earl from the Dayton Review visited to buy a folder and took apart parts noting enough leftover to build two Model Ts, though the folder could spare few parts.
Mt. Vernon reports its school opening with twenty pupils enrolled including beginner Jon Bateman. Dorothy Pickrell teaches the eight year course addition. A birthday dinner honored Mrs. Mary Cunningham’s 87th birthday with many local relatives attending. Chicago visitors were hosted by the Bowers with several dinners and suppers through Sunday.
The first year of World War II ends with the carving of Romania by Germany Italy and Hungary amid Balkan tensions and potential Russian involvement The piece notes Polish French participation declines and Axis gains threaten Britain as Italy shifts focus and U S policy shifts toward mobilization conscription and aid to Britain with a large defense buildup and broader military preparations.
The text notes a Columbus monument in Aguadilla Puerto Rico on the west coast and mentions the Ghost Dance in Klamath California, described as the last stronghold of Smohalla's religion. It also refers to the Kla math Indian congregation called the Shakers, distinct from the famous Shaker sect.
A warm preview of Joan starting school contrasts with the family’s routines and worries about fitting in. The piece ties in pet mood, breakfast, attire, and social ease with a child’s readiness. It also offers practical tips on preventing tartar crystals and hints at a pupil named Denny gaining focus after new glasses.
A simple recipe for crumb macaroons uses six ingredients: one cup each of dry bread crumbs chopped nuts sugar a salt half teaspoon eggs and one teaspoon vanilla extract. Mix, drop by teaspoons on greased sheet bake in a moderate oven until lightly browned yield about forty-four dozen cookies.
Irregular OCR text describes heating in an oven and methods to press out lumps with a spoon, rolling pin, and bread sugar preparation. Mentions using a blade and wet cloth, then baking or frying steps. Content is fragmented and unclear but outlines a kitchen technique and tools.
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