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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1941
Page
4
A guide for hosting a children’s taffy party with a molasses taffy recipe and simple refreshments. It covers invitations, food prep with a candy thermometer, cutting and pulling the taffy, and kid friendly games. Also offers lunch ideas, snacks, desserts, and a hot dish option Millionaire Gold.
The piece reports that Nazi broadcasts and press stirred fear of a U S naval base near Albermarle Island in the Galapagos, forcing cancellation of Roosevelt's plan to develop the island for a Panama defense site. It notes OPM crackdowns on priority violations, and mentions Marlene Dietrich and Speaker Sam Rayburn in brief items.
Kathleen Norris recounts a Brooklyn mother’s anguish as her son Don, after a wartime voyage, becomes involved with a divorced Austrian countess and her child. He abandons family life, funds, and plans, moving to New Jersey with the woman, while the mother advises withdrawal and relocation to rebuild her life.
Lynn urges thrift and resource conservation by reducing food waste. Wise shopping and label reading prevent buying unusable food. Cooking practices affect nutrition as meat shrinks at high heat and vitamins are lost when cooked too long. Use short methods to minimize waste.
Menu lists chop suey with rice or noodles, bean sprouts, apricot cream cheese salad, bran bread, orange chiffon pie, tea, coffee, and milk. Ends with recipe included.
Kathleen Norris argues a devoted mother must step aside as her son marries a twice divorced woman. She warns of loneliness and memory of harsh words, while noting success or failure in the marriage could alter future regret. The piece urges readers to explore this family drama.
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