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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1944
Page
6
A home cooking column outlines affordable lower point cuts like veal kidney with a corn biscuit topping and a liver loaf seasoned with crumbs, onion and parsley. It details washing, broiling kidney, preparing a cornmeal biscuit dough, assembling bakeware, and baking at 450 degrees for 15 minutes.
A Lynn Chambers recipe feature presents a point saving menu with baked stuffed beef heart and spareribs plus kidneys and gravy variations. It includes detailed steps for stuffing, browning, slow cooking, and optional substitutions, ending with a request for reader mail and a Western Newspaper Union release.
The piece profiles Mrs Winston Churchill as a public figure meeting wartime duties at No. 10 Downing Street. It highlights her fundraising for Russia and YWCA, linguistic talents, social influence, and influence on British women’s fashion and morale. It also contrasts her public role with a discussion on youth delinquency and parenthood amid war.
Lynn advises choosing a single meat group per meal and balancing cereals with vegetables and fruit. She warns against overusing proteins, stresses seasonality, and urges economical use of precious ingredients and fats.
Kathleen Norris discusses the vital issue of shaping a child's character through idealism and guidance. The text argues parents must provide constant vigilance over their offspring's activities and associations to prevent youth from entering damaging circles and risking an unrefined life.
The ad urges readers to try Scott's Emulsion as a tasty tonic to tone up the system, build stamina, and boost resistance against colds. It recommends daily use throughout the year and urges purchases at the local druggist.
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