Summer Menu Tips and Recipes for Warm Days
A feature offers cooking guidance for hot weather with appealing presentation and balanced meals. It includes veal cheese sandwiches, jellied chicken with vegetables, barbecued frankfurters, and several desserts such as red currant and raspberry ice cream and fig ice box pudding. It ends by inviting readers to request more canning instructions from Miss Lynn Chambers at the Western Newspaper Union and to include a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Lynn Chambers
Western Newspaper Union
South Desplaines Street
Chicago
Illinois
Letters to a lonely mother and peace efforts in wartime
A wartime column reflects on sacrifice by sons in Normandy and the Aleutians and recalls Kellogg’s dream of peace. It cites Frank B Kellogg, Henry L Stimson, and their roles in promoting a world peace machinery and opposing aggression. The piece notes isolationist backlash and hidden services as well as humor from soldiers.
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Normandy
Aleutians
Mrs. R
Kellogg
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Coolidge
Europe
Quai d’Orsay
Paris
le Havre
Count Uchida
Japan
League of Nations
United States
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Stimson
Henry L. Stimson
Hoover
Chaco
Paraguay
Bolivia
Siberia
Russia
China
Manchuria
Mr. Stimson
Dan T. Moore
Gordon Lange
Camp Grant
Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
Office of Synthetic Soldiers
Cloak and Dagger Club
Riches and disposition shape a child's future in Kathleen Norris piece
Kathleen Norris argues wealth cannot buy happiness or character. She contrasts a glamour girl with a cheerful, generous disposition, praising women who spread service and happiness. The piece stresses beauty, talent, and travel as less vital than a positive temperament.
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Golconda
Sheba
Patricia
Betsy
Pat
Caleb Always Obedient Promised Strength Inheritance
The article contrasts Miss Norris’s view of happiness with quiet noble living, highlighting Caleb’s perfect obedience to the Lord, God's timely promise of inheritance, preserved strength in old age, and firm faith against giants. It urges mothers to guide daughters toward humility and service, linking biblical lessons to modern life.
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Joshua
Caleb
Canaan
Josh
God
Moses
Meyer
Hebron
Israel
Blaikie
Lynn Says The Score Card Potatoes And Onions In Markets
Potatoes and onions are entering markets and are usable in summer menus. Plans call for peaches apricots and melons this year with crop supplies looking plentiful. Ice cream consumption rose from eight to sixteen pounds per person since 1924. Homemakers urged to can fruits and vegetables for winter point insurance. Last year lard production reached a record high and egg supplies remain plentiful. Sugar stamps 30 31 and 40 provide five pounds each for sugar canning with stamp 37 adding ten pounds split now and later.
Lynn Chambers Point Saving Menus
Lynn Chambers presents a set of point saving menus featuring Veal Cheese Sandwich Pan Rolls Pan Fried Potatoes Carrot Salad Marmalade Fig Ice Box Pudding and a beverage recipe collection. The items propose economical options and practical dining ideas.
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Lynn Chambers
Brushing Your Hair For Health And Shine
A field guide notes daily brushing adds sheen and a polished look while removing dust and lint. Ruth Current of North Carolina State College says brushing won t destroy natural waves if hair is in good condition. It advises washing brushes and combs after each shampoo and keeping pins and clips clean to prevent dandruff.
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Ruth Current
North Carolina State College
Lesson Theme and Scripture Selections for July 9
The lesson outlines subjects and Scripture texts chosen for July 9 by the International Council of Religious Education under copyright. The material is used with permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
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Drew Bearson
Washington, D. C
By Kathleen Norris
Harold
Nancy
Anna
London
Miss Norris
Mary
Lynn
Kathleen Norris
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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