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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1944

Page

2

Linnamoené Children Host Easy Party Recipes

Readers are urged to let children plan celebrations during school break to foster imagination social skills and independence. Recipes include Hot Ham Sandwiches Sausages and Spaghetti Toastwiches Grapefruit Carrot Molded Salad and desserts like Fresh Cherry Cobbler Hot Fudge Pudding and Cranberry Punch A La Mode plus a meat roasting chart request to Miss Lynn Chambers via Western Newspaper Union.

Lynn Chambers Western Newspaper Union South Desplaines Street Chicago Ill

WACs as Better Wives Stir Debate at Army College

Lieutenant Colonel Walter Jaeger of the Army Industrial College claims WACs make better wives with military training. Private Oscar Purkey says opinions vary, noting issues like discipline and saluting could affect marriage. Arlene, a WAC, retorts the army shattered myths about men and dismisses notions of superiority.

Wacs Walter Jaeger The Army Industrial College Arlene

War era reflections on marriage and independence in wartime life

Kathleen Norris offers a complex portrait of women during war years. She contrasts self reliance forged by conflict with the longing for companionship, notes how some abandon marriage for independence, and recalls costs to families, children, and social judgment. The pieces weave confessional vignettes about divorce, patience, and enduring partnership.

Spring Tonic for Salads and Chill Serving Tips

Lynn advises serving cool foods cold and chilling bowls, plates, ingredients, and utensils. The three Cs of salad making are clean, cool, and crisp with lettuce kept crisp and tender, free of decay. Tossed salads should have ingredients evenly coated with dressing and each vegetable layer salted for even seasoning.

Lynn Chambers Menu Highlights Spaghetti Bread and Butter

Lynn Chambers offers a feature menu including sausages and spaghetti bread and butter sandwiches with cream cole slaw and fresh cherry cobbler. A cranberry punch recipe is included as a refreshing finish.

Decorative Pocket Panels by Ruth Wyeth Spears

Ruth Wyeth Spears shows a home woodworking project to cut decorative pockets for doors or letter boxes. Pockets can hold gloves and keys or serve as leave a note pad holder. Patterns 261 provide full size templates and directions, with a request and 15 cent fee.

Single Life Not So Blessed

A reflective piece on marital life contrasts the burdens of being married with the appeal of singleness. It notes that later in life a wife may value a husband for stability and support, while some consider divorce but many remain content with their marriage.

Hollywood Fred Janet Bill Miss Norris

Carrots Supply Vitamin A Power Across Regions

An unusually large crop of carrots from California Arizona and Texas heads to market this spring. Mature deep yellow carrots deliver concentrated vitamin A, surpassing paler small carrots. Carrots provide other vitamins minerals, but vitamin A remains the key value, and cooking does not greatly reduce it.

California Arizona Texas

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Roe Linnamoené Oscar Purkey WAC G.I Boston San Francisco By Kathleen Norris Bob Hyman New Haven New England Hitler Lynn Kathleen Norris Ruth Wyeth Spears Ruth Wyeth Spears Bedford Hill New York Bfgoodrich the Mitragin Go., Inc., Sey Benen
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