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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1944
Page
2
Short on Sugar Requests continue to pour in for sugar saving recipes. This article shares tested approaches for baked goods with reduced sugar including coffee cakes rolls and muffins. It provides guidance on adjusting liquids and replacing sugar with honey or corn syrup and offers several recipes with specific ingredient amounts and bake times.
A bustling column recounts Greta Garbo dining with sugar on every dish and other star sightings at the Persian Room and Club 18. It notes Poon Lim sobbing on a raft during broadcast, and Turhan Bey listed as Turkish despite Vienna origins, with a playful look at Bonafide theater and restaurant quirks across Manhattan.
Lynn urges careful market watching to save pennies and points by planning menus with eggs pork citrus and winter vegetables. Use fresh produce avoid excess canned foods and turn in used fats for compensation in points and money. February marks enriched bread and flour focus as consumption rises with meals shifting to bread and flour.
Lynn Chambers presents a menu collection with browned pot roast browned carrots and potatoes old fashioned gravy lettuce salad with French dressing caramel rolls beverage and gingerbread cup cakes.
Philippa Allen asks if ending her marriage is wise as she learns John, a captain, has affairs with Edith and Daphne plans to visit Florida. The adviser urges immediate separation, self support, and clear arrangements for the children, noting the spiritual value in leaving a hurtful marriage.
A 40 year old woman who left her first husband and two children for a new love questions whether to stay with her second husband despite his infidelity. She weighs patience against immediate self support and contemplates changing her approach to win his fidelity or leave and become self sufficient.
Miss Frances Cook of the University of Illinois urges salvaging all edible vegetable portions as supplies are tight and prices high. Beet tops brussels sprout outer leaves turnip tops and parings can be reused in salads soups or stews with proper washing and trimming. Celery leaves and coarse stalks also find new life in soups and stews or as hot vegetables.
An unsolicited letter touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural remedy for years of constipation. Scientists attribute benefits to dietary cellulose, calling All-Bran a gentle regulating food rather than a purgative. The ad urges daily use and ample water, noting Kellogg's production in Battle Creek.
A science note states that roughly six thousand stars are visible to the naked eye from Earth, outlining the limit of human stargazing under typical dark-sky conditions.
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