Summer porch suppers with salads and easy meat loaf
A Western Newspaper Union release describes hot weather meals including a refrigerator meat loaf and hot potato salad with frankfurters. It offers mock chicken filling, nippy filling, tuna snack sandwiches, molded cottage cheese salad and multiple fruit and vegetable salads for porch suppers and picnics.
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Women as Takers or Givers Shape the Postwar Era
Kathleen Norris urges women to choose between taking and giving as the United States faces a future of global friendship and shared effort. She cites a soldier’s letter about family strife to argue that faith hope and charity must guide households and nations toward a peaceful, united world.
Supper tips for garden party picnics and quick breads
Lynn suggests pairing cold cuts and substantial salads with quick baked breads like corn bread and prune muffins. A freezer of homemade ice cream enhances outdoor suppers with berry flavors and apricots. Add relishes, olives, pickles, radish roses, carrot sticks, checked cloths, paper napkins, jugs for flowers, and picnic utensils for under the trees dining.
Lynn Chambers reveals point saving menus and recipes
Lynn Chambers presents a set of frugal meal ideas including refrigerator meat loaf, bread varieties wheat rye and white, a vegetable salad bowl, lemonade, almond jam and bars. The guide aims to stretch grocery points with practical, budget friendly recipes.
Bitter Homecoming Tragedy Splits Bates McVayne’s Return
Bates McVayne returns from war to a broken home as his wife’s affair triggers rejection by his mother and sisters who vow not to speak to him. A newborn daughter recalls him to a family torn by scandal and divorce demands from the other man. The soldier laments a lost home and lonely reintegration.
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Berry Season Opens with Blackberries and Dewberries
Berry season arrives with plump berries and bright color. Households should can or use berries promptly as quality fades quickly. Three quarters cup equals a medium apple in value. Berry juice makes excellent summer drinks and good winter beverages.
Thoughts on Horse Racing as A Proletariat Sport
A sharp essay critiques horse racing as a mass spectacle. The piece contrasts past leisure at tracks with modern crowds, depicting bettors, crowds, and sensory overload as racing shifts from recreation to high tension and disorder.
Weather aids wartime yields prompt pest watch
War years bring larger acre yields due to weather and land conservation aided by the Agricultural Adjustment agency. Entomologists warn pests like chinch bugs boll weevils codling moths and screwworms began with large overwintering populations. Farmers are urged to order insecticides and equipment now to protect crops and livestock.
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Agency
Wasteful Branding Cuts Stockmen's Profit
The stock raisers of America lose over ten million dollars yearly due to faulty branding. Small brands placed on jaws or neck with acid branding can protect hides, improve by products value, and reduce shoe losses for workers.
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America
Federal Reserve Opposes Lifting Auto Time Payment Restrictions
The Federal Reserve board opposes ending restrictions on time payments for new automobiles. It notes Americans have rarely been so little apprehensive about slipping into permanent debt, recalling wartime beliefs about navy safety and a butcher’s wife asking for a steak.
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Federal Reserve Board
Hog Cholera Serum Prevents Major Hog Loss
Hog cholera losses have been cut by 80 percent since the preventive serum virus treatment. Sanitation helps but cannot always protect hogs alone. The most dependable protection is immunizing the entire herd with the serum virus method. Dosage depends on weight, so treating young pigs is more economical.
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