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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1943
Page
2
A holiday guide offers tips for a merry Christmas and presents recipes for ham and turkey stuffing. It describes baking times and temperatures for a smoked ham, glazing steps with sugar and cloves, and a bread crumb stuffing with onions and herbs for turkey.
Kathleen Norris recalls a Harrison tale of Delia Kilday and Roger Ide, both left handed, whose courtship started at a ladies aid supper and grew into a quiet union. The story contrasts Delia’s affliction with a gallant gesture by Roger as local talk ranges across history and habit.
Kathleen Norris surveys volunteers in Washington who skip home leave to aid servicemen. Mary Bailey of Hot Springs and Freda Martin of Dallas propose cafeteria lines, single-plate meals, and double meals to save food and fuel. Montgomery Alabama families pay debts to support returning soldiers. other letters advise downscaling heating and repurposing living space to conserve energy.
A festive table décor idea features a dazzling bouquet of Christmas tree balls wired to stems with evergreen branches and silvered twigs. Combine red and green gumdrops, place in a low black bowl or pale blue mirror, and pair with an iced gingerbread house for a seasonal display.
A list of holiday supper items includes baked ham, orange garnish, yams, fried Brussels sprouts, cranberry relish, cloverleaf rolls, and beet olive salad. Side beverages and desserts feature fruit cake or plum pudding and a hot tomato juice with avocado starter.
Kathleen Norris profiles ordinary Americans making wartime sacrifices. Washington office girls stay at work over holidays to free trains for soldiers. an Ohio family moves to the first floor to save fuel. a South Dakota hotel hostess urges guests to finish meals to conserve food.
A Wilson's phalarope whirls on the water surface and disturbs fish, then swallows them as part of its feeding behavior.
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