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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1944
Page
2
Lunch tips emphasize low point, nutritious meals for children and an exhausted parent. Recipes include soups from leftover vegetables and varied sandwiches with cream cheese spreads, devilled cheese, liver and cottage cheese blends, plus a date and orange gelatin salad. Tips urge using leftovers, keeping meals balanced, and trying new sandwich ideas.
Treasury figures show Americans bear the world’s heaviest tax load with per capita taxes at 357 dollars, while Britain pays 293 and Canada 261. US debt nears 167 billion with seven billion monthly growth, and critics urge audit to root out waste amid wartime spending.
Kathleen Norris advises Ann Wood to send 19 year old Diana away to work and a boarding house to gain independence. The plan aims to build confidence through hardship, journal writing, and new experiences in Detroit or San Francisco to help Diana become a normal, self assured woman.
The column offers tips on improving home cooking with small touches like a spoon of spicy apple butter on bread pudding and grape jelly. It suggests leaving vegetables in large pieces in casseroles and using varied biscuit cutters for topping, plus apple slices fried in bacon to perfume griddle cakes. It ends with urging readers to save used fats and take them to the butcher.
The clipping lists luncheon choices including cream of corn soup and a menu of cream cheese and peanut sandwiches on Boston brown bread with date and orange salad. It presents recipe notes and suggested courses.
A mother urges divorced and remarried parents to keep their first children’s needs first to avoid behavior problems. She cites a 19 year old daughter still undeveloped in many ways and fears the daughter may become a twisted freak.
The Farmer Speaks poll for Successful Farming shows 33 percent of American farmers plan machinery purchases after the war, 26 percent autos, 15 percent real estate, and 13 percent home repairs. Refrigerators, stoves, and electrical gear also rate notable interest with smaller shares for other goods. Livestock and dairy top cash crops for 43 percent, grains at 22 percent.
A historical note reports that the Chinese mile measures 609 yards. This distinguishes it from the standard mile used elsewhere and highlights regional measurement differences.
A reader testimonial describes relief from constipation after using Kellogg's All-Bran daily. The letter praises the product as a regulating food, not a laxative, and urges regular consumption with milk and fruit along with ample water. The note endorses Kellogg's All-Bran made in Battle Creek.
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