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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1943
Page
6
Private Marion Hargrove, a former North Carolina newspaper editor now in basic training at Fort Bragg, works as a cook and KP duties rise as he homes in on army life. He edits a camp paper section and hosts "the Redhead" at dinner as trouble with a waiter unfolds.
At Fort Bragg the Pearl Harbor shock unsettles 64 000 soldiers as rumors fly of rapid deployments. Major Cooper steadies troops with humor and reminders of the American Way while new recruits arrive and then depart the Replacement Center amid marching tunes and a somber farewell.
A brief note outlines November 28 lesson content focusing on sects and scripture texts. The item notes educational context and mentions general church study themes without specific figures or locations.
The lesson defines God as truth and liar as the father of lies, urging believers to avoid all falsehood. It covers the nature and practice of lying, from perjury to gossip, and cautions against corrupting church life with deceit. It contrasts truth with Jesus as the Son of God and warns that denying Him makes one a liar.
A traditional Thanksgiving meal can shift to roast chicken without losing festivity. The guide outlines trussing and stuffing a 4 to 5 pound chicken with celery stuffing, roasting methods, and finishing touches, highlighting simple preparations, gravy, and cranberry sauce as key accompaniments.
Lynn advises saving fuel by cooking multiple items at once in the oven. Plan meals so meat vegetables hot bread and dessert cook together at the right temperature and avoid opening the oven door to check progress.
An appeal invites readers to send sugar-saving ideas to Lynn Chambers at the Western News-Union in Chicago. Include a self addressed stamped envelope for replies.
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