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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1944
Page
2
The article offers seasonally chosen produce and quick recipes to keep meals cool in hot weather. It highlights vegetables like asparagus and lettuce and fruits such as rhubarb and strawberries, with suggested menus including Ham on Dressing and Strawberry Rhubarb Pie. It also provides a Lemon Sherbet recipe and a cooling Supper Salad Bowl menu to serve as main courses in warm days.
Egg supplies are at an all time high. Use eggs in custards puddings or pies and for economy and health. Cheese production will fall except cottage cheese. Fat supplies and oils shrink for civilian use so salvage for points and money. On the Also Save list are tin cans and waste paper. Salvage all you can.
When vegetables arrive from garden or market wash and refrigerate promptly. Do not pre prepare vegetables and soak in water as vitamins degrade. Prepare fruit cups and salads just before serving. Cut surfaces exposed to air destroy vitamin C.
Rehearsal of Frank Sinatra’s Wednesday night air show draws a bobby sock crowd outside CBS theater while inside the Star performs with Jerry Lester. Sinatra stays focused on business, then Adolphe Menjou tours New York and Greta Garbo heads to a South Pacific project with Les ter Cowan.
Anita Colby promotes a new hotel room formula for Cover Girl. Barton Yarborough set a record with 260 performances as Doc Long in I Love a Mystery. Bob Burns diet news ties to Belle of the Yukon with Dinah Shore. Len Lye and Bob Navarro film The Irish Question in Ireland before travel restrictions. Stuart Buchanan previews Snow White on Broadway after 1500 viewings.
Read of a carnivorous plant in Rainbow Island powered by electricity. Bob Hope’s Alaska parka came from soldiers. An ex serviceman who drummed on Milton Berle’s show has two auditions and may join a major orchestra. Don Ameche’s chicken yard collapsed an abandoned well burying his hens and wife.
Kathleen Norris counsels stability after war as young couples face affairs and divorces. A Florida letter reveals Max’s love for Nita while his wife Sally-Ann awaits vows “after the war.” Norris urges restraint and faith in marriage during crisis.
Kathleen Norris warns against hasty wartime marriages as servicemen go abroad. She urges couples to wait until after the war unless circumstances are truly unusual, avoid divorces now, and not bind partners to life during conflict.
On the me front Wyeth notes how moving need not erase comforts. He suggests a shadow-box cupboard using plywood and simple boards to display cherished items. A pattern with full materials list and finishing directions is offered for 15 cents as Pattern 264.
Dry cleaning kills moth eggs and larvae but does not guarantee resistance. Articles must be sealed immediately in boxes or bags or clean trunks closets or chests. Neutral soap washing kills moths but not reinfestation. Larvae drop off under bright sun. Eggs removed with a stiff brush.
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