Antonio Cansino heritage fuels Rebecca Hayworth legend
Long retrospective traces Antonio Cansino from a penniless 12 year old in Spain to a celebrated dancer, and links his legacy to Rita Hayworth and her film career. The piece notes Edouardo and other Cansino children, Rita's rise in Blood and Sand, and hints at Rebecca’s future dancing lessons with her great grandfather. It also references Joe E Brown, General MacArthur, Ida Lupino, Ray Milland, and Joan Fontaine in brief film notes.
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Rita Hayworth
Rebecca
Orson Welles
Antonio Cansino
Spain
Imperia
la Campanara
Fernando Feliz
Antonio
London
Madrid
Paris
Europe
South America
Cansino
Diaghilev
Ballet Russe
Leonide Massine
Africa
Australia
Edouardo
Latin America
Antonio Hi
Jose
Angel
Paco
Elissa
Rita
California
Edouardo Cansinos
Tyrone Power
Douglas
Joe E. Brown
Manila
MacArthur
Brown
Okinawa
Iwo Jima
Ida Lupino
Ray Milland
Lewis Allen
Paramount
Joan Fontaine
Susan
Summer Menu Ideas From Lynn Chambers On Cooling Dishes
A sequence of hot weather friendly recipes and menu planning advice. It suggests cooling room design, light desserts, and prep timing to keep kitchens comfortable. Featured dishes include Hamburger Grill with Bananas and Bacon, Jellied Vegetable Aspic, Mackerel With Bacon and Onions, Baked Bean and Egg Salad, Salmon Salad, and French Fried Shrimp with cornflake crust.
Compost Needed To Insure Goo Vegetable Grow
Local notices call for compost to improve yield at the vegetable growing operation in GA. The brief emphasizes soil enhancement to boost productivity and prevent poor harvests.
Fall garden prep and composting for wartime gardens
The article urges planting hardy vegetables for fall harvests, starting August to October, and planning for next year. It emphasizes compost piles, winter cover crops, proper storage for root crops, and disposing of diseased residue. It notes consulting local agents for best cover crops and storage, and ties gardening to patriotic wartime food production.
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Perfect Salads with Tropical Fruit and Coconut
Lynn suggests lettuce cups with sliced or sectioned oranges and shredded coconut. Peach or apricot halves top shredded cabbage rich in vitamin C for a hot weather salad. A dressing of mayonnaise with peach juice or sour cream makes it smooth. Add odd bits of meat with cheese for body. Thousand Island improves with olives on chilled lettuce.
Stiffen Collars With Epsom Salt Added To Starch
To starch men's collars very stiff, add a tablespoonful of epsom salts to an ordinary-sized pan of starch. This simple step strengthens the finish and helps collars hold their shape.
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