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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1941
Page
2
Practical guide to turning roast and surplus vegetables into new meals. Includes Beef Neck or Shank stew with mashed potato border and Salmon a la Ring with a rice ring garnish. Uses specific ingredient lists and step by step instructions for thrifty weekday dinners.
A home kitchen feature presents a ring mold rice dish with parsley onion milk eggs and cheese and suggests adding leftover meats. It then offers Romantic Meat Pie using crescent biscuits and a brown meat filling, plus a potato and ham loaf style bake and tips to reuse holiday leftovers in new dishes.
Lynn offers simple kitchen and cleaning hacks. She explains how to soften brown sugar safely in a 275 degree Fahrenheit oven and how to sour milk with vinegar. A silverware cleaning mix with soda and salt is described and a bath tub method is given for administering cod liver oil to babies to prevent staining.
Patterns 5 new-found smartness for junior girls features a basque dress with a low square neckline and a swirling skirt. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1447-B offers sizes 11 through 19, with busts 29 to 37 inches, and requires 3 1/2 yards of 36-inch fabric for size 13. Send your order to:
Collier's notes that convoys sometimes include up to 80 naval ships and armed merchantmen. They cover about 35 square miles, travel at 10 knots, and can be spotted from roughly 50 miles away by their smoke.
Service members report Camel cigarettes as the top request from home, with Prince Albert tobacco also popular. Local stores feature Camels by the carton and Prince Albert in pound tins as welcome care-pack gifts for Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard personnel.
Quotation credits John Webster praising integrity as life’s true crown beyond death. The line elevates virtue and fame’s relation, suggesting moral character outlives mortal bounds.
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