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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1944

Page

2

Christmas Mail Month Se set for Sept 15 to Oct 15 1944

The Office of War Information expects a record surge in Christmas mail to servicemen and women overseas with about 70 million packages and 33 thousand service members involved in sorting and shipping. Regulations set a September 15 to October 15 window for overseas gifts, stressing sturdy boxes, clear addresses, and restrictions on perishable or prohibited items.

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Meat Saver Recipes Promote Leftovers and Thrifty Dishes

Food writer Lynn Chambers urges using less expensive cuts with slow moist cooking. The piece lists Beef En Casserole and creamed lamb leftovers, providing ingredients and steps and encourages requesting a meat roasting chart from Miss Chambers at the Western Newspaper Union in Chicago.

Lynn Chambers Western Newspaper Union South Desplainw. Street Chicago Ill

First railroad post office carried mail to soldiers

Eighty years ago the first permanent railroad post office began on August 28 1864 when George B Armstrong sent the first railway post office from Chicago to Clinton Iowa. The system expanded to main trunk lines and spread worldwide, with Armstrong championing a national network amid early skepticism.

First Railroad George B. Armstrong Chicago Chicago and North Western Railway Clinton Iowa Armstrong

Fruit season ideas for desserts and toppings

Lynn promotes fresh fruit as the answer to dessert problems with ideas such as mint sherbet filled melon rings, baked bananas with lemon juice and honey, marinated cantaloupe with grapefruit juice, apricot ice with citrus, hot applesauce with marshmallows, and orange juice in apple pie for flavor.

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