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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1945
Page
6
A guide to preparing duck and various fishes with home style methods. Includes a French way roasted duck, boiled striped bass with mustard mayonnaise, red snapper in tomato cream sauce, halibut and shrimp a la Newburg, and a Sportsman’s Duck with currant jelly and wild rice. Also provides a recipe for a light mayonnaise and dressing.
General Eisenhower backs The Story of G Joe as the era’s most impressive war film. The piece notes old stars served, new faces like Van Johnson and Cornel Wilde rise, and industry plans from Olivia de Havilland and Esther Williams to expand talent pools amid postwar shifts.
Advice on preparing meals in advance to save time. Mix dry ingredients ahead for breads and muffins. Puddings custards gelatin desserts and cookies can be made days ahead. Clean vegetables but avoid cutting until cooking. Dressings and fillings can be prepared early and refrigerated.
A soldier writes from Europe about returning home to farm life and loved ones. He longs for simple comforts, food, and familiar surroundings, plans to study engineering after discharge, and remains hopeful, not bitter. Wives and families anticipate little change in the men they love.
The text notes rapid loosening of controls on building, predicts finding carpenters not tied to hammers and nails, and mentions a promised three and a half million cradle sets by January 1 along with hopes for brakes on ear plugs industry to be lifted.
The passage traces napkins from ancient wipe cloths in Roman times to personal cloths carried to banquets, then to decorative roles by Charles II. It notes the shift from practical use to display as hosts styled tables with folded napkins for social standing.
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