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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1943
Page
3
Homemakers are urged to base meals on fruits and vegetables with vitamins A B and C. Spring produce is plentiful this year and prices are workable. Suggests two fruits two vegetables and a citrus daily, offers recipes for Cottage Cheese Vegetable Salad Green Pepper Macaroni and Orangeade Refrigerator Pudding. Reader inquiries welcome to Lynn Chambers at Western Newspaper Union.
Camp Fire Girls, Girl Reserves, and Girl Scouts publish Farm Aides a Guide for Group Leaders as they plan 1943 farm work for girls. The booklet covers health and parental consents, living arrangements, duties from berry picking to house chores, and emphasizes adult leadership and supervision.
Lynn Says foods stay fresh with proper refrigeration. Desserts to cool you off belong in the freezer. Meats and fish go in a meat-keeper or under the freezer. Milk and beverages sit beside the freezer. Custards butter and staples fill the middle. Leftovers and salads store on lower shelves. The crisper preserves fresh produce. The bottom bin offers non refrigerated storage for cereals and crackers.
Lynn Chambers presents a Point Savinz style menu featuring braised liver and onions with whipped potatoes parsleyed carrots and green salad. Enriched bread butter and orangeade accompany the dish set within a refrigerator pudding recipe note.
A spring house and face cleaning guide advises cleansing with emulsified soap to remove dry skin and improve makeup. Apply rich cream, then rouge matched to skin type, finishing with a minute’s eye and lip grooming for a polished look.
Col Willard R. Shephard, director of the Air Forces Photography school at Lowry Field, argues that pictures win wars as aerial photography becomes essential to combat intelligence. He notes photos reveal targets and defenses more quickly than bombing, with mosaics and stereo analysis guiding strategy.
New Mexico hosts six of the seven North American life zones and enjoys vast climate variety. Most areas in the state report about 75 to 80 percent possible sunshine, offering extensive solar exposure.
Urbana Illinois officials warn hardwood lumber production must rise to meet 1943 minimums of six billion board feet. J E Davis Extension forester notes needs for aircraft, motor transport, ammunition and soldiers’ lockers. Navy maritime commission and lend lease rely on hardwoods for ships railroads and other war uses.
An unused porch can become a pleasant vacation spot with simple, inexpensive ideas. Build a rolling shade fence to gain privacy while allowing breeze, anchor every three feet to poles, and screen open patios with an awning ceiling and roller shade sides to create a second living room.
A National Recreation Association article urges turning scrap crayon ends into useful art and wood color projects. It outlines making wood stains with crayon and oil, coloring blocks for kids, and creating home made paints by dissolving crayons in kerosene or turpentine.
The Bible remains the world’s best selling book through World War II era. American Bible Society reports 1941 distribution at 8,096,977 volumes, with 1942 likely higher. Gideons have bought 4,000,000 for armed forces. The Bible spans many languages with nine Solomon Islands versions. A 500 year old Hebrew scroll from Kai-Fung area records Genesis to Leviticus.
Due to unusually large demand and current war conditions more is required to fill orders for popular pattern numbers. The guide lists directions for hat and purse with stitches and materials. Send your orders to the address provided.
An old advertisement touts Dr Hitchcock's Laxative Powder as a double use remedy. It claims faster relief for constipation and greater overall satisfaction by improving bowel movement action.
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