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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1942
Page
7
Sugar rationing desserts feature honey and molasses based pies and puddings. Honey Raisin Crumb Pie and Magic Chocolate Pie give rich flavors with reduced sugar. Butter scotch Ice Box Cake and Apple Sauce Cake use fruit, spices, and dairy to cut sugar while delivering taste. A cheese course suggests pairing with fruit and crackers as a dessert alternative.
The essay recalls early football traditions and argues war demands push colleges to train hundreds rather than focus on a few stars. It notes Navy Cadet camps at Georgia, North Carolina, Iowa, and St. Mary’s, lists teams like Washington Redskins and New York Giants facing player losses, and emphasizes football as essential discipline and national service.
The article offers care guidance for aluminum iron and tin cookware. It warns about prolonged aluminum exposure and suggests fine powders or steel wool for discoloration and soaking avoidance. For iron it prescribes hot water washing, rust removal with scouring powder, thorough drying and storage wrapped in paper. Tin care notes include boiling out burnt food with soda and water for five minutes, then rinse and dry.
This week's menu features lemon smothered chops broiled tomato slices buttered noodles vegetable salad bowl date nut bread diced fresh fruit apple sauce cake and beverage.
The piece defines wishful doers as people who act as if their wishes are true harming themselves and others. It contrasts them with wishful thinkers and cites parents trying to mold children into unsuitable roles based on desire rather than reality.
The excerpt lists foods for drying including sweet corn green string beans green peas pumpkins squash celery and home canning. It also advises storing bread cool in a clean ventilated container and a cool dry place. It gives laundry tips turning mattresses and ironing linens to avoid crease wear and onion juice timing for flavor.
Word origins trace the Army term mess to a French word from missus and Latin origins. The piece notes soldiers favor chicken dinners and Camels as their top cigarette, highlighting post exchanges and local tobacco dealers promoting Camel cartons for service members.
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