New Twist Salads and Seasonal Dishes For Home Menus
Home cooks can refresh menus with bright salads and simple changes. The feature offers Cottage Cheese Salad mold with pepper strips, Carrot Ring with Creamed Peas and Ham, Pork Chops Supreme, Fruited Drop Biscuits, Cherry Custard Pie, and a Cherry Pie variation. Recipes use common ingredients in new combinations to spark appetite.
Lynn Says Good Combinations for Menu Balance
Lynn emphasizes contrasting foods to craft balanced menus with meat, vegetables, sauces, and salads. He pairs browned potatoes with pot roast and urges a tossed green salad, dumplings with stew, and mustard pickles with molded fruit salad.
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Harvard
Air Engineers Build Front Line Airports Fast
Aviation engineers in North Africa and Sicily built five serviceable airfields in three days near Sheitla and moved 110 miles north to Le Ser. Under Brig. Gen. Stuart C. Godfrey, they worked ahead of front lines, using bulldozers and native labor to keep air power close to advancing troops.
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Thither
Salerno
Army Air Forces
Mediterranean
Tunisia
Sicily
Stuart C. Godfrey
Godfrey
Arnold
Sheitla
North Africa
Donald Davison
No Man’s Land
Davison
le Ser
Axis
Strategic Air Force
When War Makes Childcare Come First at Home
Margaret Ful ton writes from Philadelphia about managing three children under war conditions with a husband earning 65 dollars a week. Kathleen Norris advises prioritizing food, shelter, warmth, and love, cutting extra chores, moving households downstairs, and simplifying routines to weather the era.
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Margaret Fulton
Philadelphia
Bill
Bruce
Finn
William
Margaret
Streamline Your Household During Wartime Advice
Kathleen Norris urges mothers with three children and a nine room home to focus on essentials. She says wartime life cannot resemble prewar normality and recommends living as though in a war torn country with food shelter and warmth as priorities.
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Kathleen Norris
Russian language called easy by expert at Penn State
Father Konstantine Auroroff, a part time Russian instructor at Pennsylvania State College, claims Russian is phonetic and simpler to pronounce than English. He says Russian has 32 sounds and explains basic letter pronunciations and common letter combinations.
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Konstantine Auroroff
Pennsylvania State College
Father Auroroff
Pattern 7588 offers hat and purse stitches
Instructions describe an inexpensive straw yarn or cotton hat and purse pattern 7588. High demand and wartime conditions have delayed some popular patterns, so slightly more time is needed to fill orders. Send your order to the address provided.
Wake‑up lemon juice laxative routine
Readers are urged to discard harsh laxatives and try a morning regimen of one Sunkist lemon squeezed into a glass of water on an empty stomach. The tonic is claimed to stimulate regular bowel action day after day and provide health benefits from vitamin C and other nutrients.
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Sunkist
California
Sunkist Mons
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