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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1944
Page
2
This clipping offers festive luncheon ideas with recipes for coconut candle cakes and lemon frost, plus a tomato aspic salad and a warm cheese toast main. It includes instructions for custard cups and a light dessert plan suitable for holiday entertaining.
A Western Newspaper Union release notes actors tied to wartime radio and film, including Warner Bros and Jack Benny, Humphrey Bogart, Jean Forward, and Janet Wilde, plus a sugar-coated popped corn treat recipe with detailed hard ball stage directions and a request for reader mail.
Gentle treatment of eggs matters, and pure non peel potatoes yield better results. When boiling potatoes use boiling water and ample salt. For mashed potatoes use enthusiasm and a wooden spoon. Waffles should be crisp, do not open the waffle iron while steaming. Recipes guide cooks and brides to avoid failure. Save used fats.
Lynn Chambers presents a luncheon menu featuring tomato aspic vegetable salad finger sandwiches and coconut candle cakes with beverages. The set emphasizes quick savory items and a light dessert suitable for a mid day meal.
Tom Coats served as a stunt double in Riding High performing a heavy wagon sequence driven at full tilt on a desert road. He wore a pompadour wig to resemble Cass Daley, but the wig repeatedly disgusted or distracted crew members during long shots.
William Bendix earns his own air show on the Blue Network after acclaim for film work and radio guest spots. His association with Sun day afternoon comedy drama The Life of Riley drew radio moguls to offer the starring program.
NBC announces a 13 week program series Here's to Youth to air Saturdays 1 to 1 30 pm Eastern War Time starting January 15. It partners with 10 major voluntary youth groups totaling 31 million members to showcase American youth during wartime. The piece also notes Charles Coburn in Knickerbocker Holiday and his screen romance with Constance Dowling opposite Nelson Eddy with a Stuyvesant governor role and a peg leg dance.
Ella Raines was deemed too American for The Uninvited and Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, with Gail Russell taking those parts. She then headlines Hail the Conquering Hero opposite Eddie Bracken in a Preston Sturges film.
The column notes Parks Johnson and Warren Hi reevaluating who benefits if a lucky clock on a Vox rop show triggers a payout. Clifford Goldsmith is asked to re script a radio innovation and Renee Terry earns care ships as a nurse.
Kathleen Norris summarizes a case shared by Alice Carter of Buffalo about a custody dispute. Arlene, the ex wife of Fred, undermines Alice's influence over their six year old daughter Carol, seeking control and repeated visits, while Fred shows mixed interest. The column urges placing the child's welfare first and suggests a resolution where Carol stays with her father and Alice or that Arlene relinquish guardianship, noting the risks of alimony driven independence and the strain on the child.
A mother who divorced a man and gave him custody of their three year old attempts to undermine the child's confidence in his second wife and the father. Kathleen Norris is asked for advice on stopping what is described as a dangerous menace to the child's well being.
Ruth Wyeth Spears guides making a braided rag rug with a central flower medallion. Directions cover dyeing, tea aging, and finishing, with options to sew medallions into a knitting bag and edge with braided rows. Book 8 offers 31 other scrap fabric projects for 15 cents.
A meditation on perception and advice. The quote contrasts a man and a gamester with a looker on, then asserts that good counsel ultimately guides business straight.
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