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Newspaper
Panama City Pilot
Location
Panama City, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1940
Page
4
The bride to be shows her friend a guest list for a wedding kept free of married couples. The friend questions the absence of spouses as he explains Jack's idea to invite only single guests to ensure gifts stay simple and profit is clear.
An analysis of price inflation during World War I and its aftershocks. The piece argues inflation raised prices to 213 percent of prewar levels, doubled the burden of wartime debt, and drove a prolonged readjustment. It warns that fixed incomes suffered greatly while morale waned, urging firm price controls as the solution and criticizing peacetime stall and prewar rhetoric.
A fall kitchen guide promotes hearty, era flavored dishes and baked sweets. It outlines 1840 style menus with ginger roast beef meat loaf ring mold with parsley potatoes and baked ham with jelly layers. It includes recipes for Dutch Cream Cookies, Date Butterscotch Pudding, Cinnamon Apple Salad, and Scrambled Eggs with Mushrooms, emphasizing family meals and traditional methods.
A garbled excerpt recounts a director and Bender sending a check for 100 kits that arrive as big airworthy contraptions bearing Willkie and McNary names. It also mentions Durbin’s congressional bid, McNary’s letter, and Roosevelt era naval oil concerns with Japan and the Dutch East Indies.
A reader describes a method for fastening booklets in ring binders using half inch tape folded to create tabs on binder rings. The piece highlights a series of homemaking booklets, published bi monthly, with No 8 detailing curtains gifts and other topics. Orders require enclosing the cover cost and mailing details.
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