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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1941
Page
7
The article notes a drop in lily bulb imports but rising American production with no shortage expected. Lilies require well drained soil not necessarily rich, though some species like Madonna Lily and Nankeen Lily need only two to three inches depth. Most bulbs can be planted as deep as ten to twelve inches.
The War Department reports progress in condensing foods to supply vitamin rich meals for troops. Chicago research tied to the Army Quartermaster Corps notes the 1941 dehydrated potato preserves taste and value similar to 1940, with improved color when mashed.
Noorduyn Aircraft Limited of Montreal announced a new Canadian record for war effort planes. Test pilot E L Capreol and FO G R Lortie reportedly tested eight new planes and seven repaired machines in a single day, a mark not believed to have been equalled in Canada or the United States.
Assistant District Attorney Martin Frazier, Inspector Dan Flaherty, and Max Michaelis confront inventor Henderson at his quarters. Henderson dates and signs documents, reveals a confession and a will, and credits the snow for foiling his plan as police close in.
Sausage of lamb tips and recipes emphasize economical cuts and moderate heat to retain juices. The piece covers stuffing breast of lamb, lamb cutlets with celery sauce, and general guidance on roasting without lids or water and serving hot or cold for best flavor. It names lamb cuts, stuffing ingredients, and steps for roasting and creating sauces.
Miss Chambers invites readers to send recipe requests and menu suggestions to her Toronto address. She welcomes personal letters and even peer peevish topics for column ideas. Also notes sugar refining output in Canada for 1940 at 1,156,807,190 pounds, up slightly from 1939.
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