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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1945
Page
6
Wartime dessert advice favors fruit based sweets with limited sugar. Peach Crunch Cake appears with a sugar glaze and a peach topping baked in a 7x11 inch pan, plus a peach bread pudding style casserole recipe using bread cubes, honey and peaches.
A lime pear pie recipe from Lynn Chambers offers a fat saving crust with crushed cookies and a lime gelatin filling. It uses five pear halves plus ginger ale and lemon juice, with optional shredded coconut or nut meats.
Hollywood scoop rounds up stars like Jeanne Crain Dick Haymes and Vivi an Blaine in State Fair Where Do We Go From Here and The Dolly Sisters. Paul Henreid sings in The Spanish Main. Kay Kyser returns after surrender relief tour. plus recipes for Apple Crisp and Toasted Pears and notes on radio and film projects.
Kathleen Norris counsels women facing husband letters about divorce during service. Stay calm, greet him, ask for truth, and maintain home life to help him rejoin. Violet’s husband also seeks a divorce. steady, pleasant communication and ignoring harsh letters are advised.
The column advises saving trimmings and bones from meat to render fat for shortening and simmer bones for flavorful soup stock. It suggests using leftover gravy as soup stock, mustard with butter for sandwich spreads, using moldy cereals with fruit or custard as dessert, and repurposing dabs of butter and leftovers into loaves, meatballs, creamed dishes, or waffles and noodles.
A wartime column describes how loneliness drives soldiers to seek divorces abroad. The piece cautions wives to ignore or minimize heart breaking letters from absent husbands who meet younger women during occupation duties in Europe or the Pacific.
A historical note explains how table silver signaled social rank. Wealthy diners measured status by the quality of their utensils, with pewter flatware relegating a guest below salt containers, indicating modest means.
Crochet a lid for lamp shades in chenille or straw yarn. Pattern 734 gives directions for two shades. High demand means longer wait times for popular pattern numbers. Send your order to the listed address.
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