10 Sep 1942
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1942
Page
1
An old multipart guide urges homemakers to plan varied nutritious lunches for children. It recommends muscle-building fillings like cheese and eggs, includes sandwich ideas, fruit or vegetables, milk and a simple dessert, and suggests economical, durable lunch boxes. It notes August weather helps with sour cream tenderizing Swiss steak and lists several local names and items from a county record.
The article notes there are many kinds of liver from different animals and that all provide iron phosphorus copper and vitamins A B1 D and riboflavin beef and pork livers also have vitamin E. It suggests calf calf liver and chicken liver are tasty when briefly cooked. It also gives a breadstick recipe using stale bread with butter and cheese baked at 375 F for 20 minutes as a soup accompaniment.
The fragmentary item notes wartime purchases tied to a World War I context. It references the American Expeditionary Force in Ireland and a comparison of helmets with German troops. The text is garbled but centers on war bond purchases and equipment readiness.
A Friday evening gathering at Strahan church will honor local young men soon bound for army service. Refreshments labeled for sugar users and cordial invitations extend to the honored guests and relatives, including Anna McDill of Lincoln Nebraska and Edith Hilton of Chadron Nebraska. The page also lists visiting relatives and various residents returning to Malvern Randolph for school, teaching appointments, family visits, and community events.
The Milly County War Price and Rationing board issued certificates for authorization to procure and transport ores and tubes to farmers. The notice records the board’s action and names the expected recipients and process.
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