Who's News This Week Featuring Emmons Boardman Bowes
Chief Emmons leads new civilian air raid observer unit and a 500000 to 600000 strong effort. Mabel Boardman, 40 years with Red Cross, oversees rapid emergency action and reports 23 million dollars sent to Europe. Major Edward Bowes donates estate and ships to church and navy and offers a Florentine painting to St Patrick's.
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Remembering Mothers and Meals from 1941
Lynn Chambers recalls childhood meals and home cooking as a tribute to mothers on Mother's Day 1941. The column highlights beloved recipes and contrasts past abundance with modern pantry changes while affirming enduring kitchen basics.
Mother Daughter Banquet Menu and Classic Home Baking
A nostalgic menu features strawberry pineapple cup roast chicken and giblet gravy with bread filling fresh asparagus fruit salad and ice cream. recipes include Sour Cream Devil's Food Cake lines with Felicity Frosting and old fashioned Fig Oaties cookies plus Yeast Crackers from Western Newspaper Union.
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Homemaking Wisdom From 1879 Household Advice
A vintage 1879 guide offers practical tips for modern homes. It covers cleaning with clam shells and wood ashes, carpet care using fresh snow, saving tea leaves for dark carpets, dusting woodwork with a turkey feather, pounding clothes in salt soda water, using a wringer, grinding coffee beans fresh, and mastering dishes like Jenny Lind Cake Parsnip Pie Marrow Dumplings and Flannel Pancakes.
Rules on Prisoner of War Pay Under Geneva Convention
The Geneva convention of 1929 determines POW pay. Captured officers receive salary equal to the pay of officers of their rank in the host country, but not exceeding their own country’s rate. No prisoner can gain higher pay due to captivity.
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