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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1943
Page
6
Ruth Wyeth Spears presents a 17 by 22 inch sheet with step by step illustrations and directions for building a versatile closet on walls or doors. The design includes pockets for handkerchiefs and small items and fits in spaces from twelve inches deep. Pattern No. 256 is available by mail.
A humorous slice reflects on butter as a symbol of change from everyday staple to regulated commodity. The piece recalls postal phone orders, OPA and federal oversight, and cultural shifts in how butter is stored, served, and discussed, ending with a nod to an OPA Newsletter quip on consumer life.
Food authorities urge daily raw vegetables for vitamins and proper digestion. The article offers fall and winter salad options using cabbage carrots citrus apples cottage cheese and beets with complete recipes for two green pepper stuffed tomatoes a green bean lettuce egg dressing apple carrot cottage cheese and cranberry molded salads plus sandwich fillings and a note to write Miss Lynn Chambers at Western Newspaper Union for help.
The guide emphasizes keeping salad ingredients large to retain identity and suggests shredding instead of fine chopping. It favors simple, attractive salads and lightly tossed ingredients. Dressings need not cover all pieces, greens should be clean and crisp, and vegetables drained before serving on chilled plates. Vary salads daily with color, vegetables, and fruit mixes.
Jack Benny discusses his overseas tour entertaining the armed forces and urges actors to repeat the trip. Joan Davis faces juggling NBC RKO and Universal schedules while Robert Young hosts a Thanksgiving show. Sid Lanfield seeks twins for Lets Face It with improv on set.
Since 1928 the Archives of American Folk Song at the Library of Congress has made and preserved over 25 000 recordings of songs by diverse American cultural groups including cowboys hillbillies Indians Creoles and Negroes.
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