The Honest Appetite and Wartime Meals for Families
Kathleen Norris discusses rethinking dislikes and family meals during wartime. She cites Henry James and a dog-loving reformed hater to illustrate changing tastes, then advises Martha Williams on guiding a husband’s diet, balancing menu costs, and using careful preparation to keep meals appealing for Charles, the children, and the household.
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Gilly
Martha Williams
Troy
Charles
Co operation strengthens war effort and postwar peace
The piece argues that co operation is essential for success in wartime and for building a just peace, noting some individuals resist collaboration. It stresses unity as strength and warns that waste and selfishness threaten victory and the future.
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Martha Williams
Submarine School Trains Undersea Sailors in New London
Inside the U S Navy submarine school in New London Connecticut sailors receive specialized training before serving on subs. Photos show students using the Momsen lung in a 100 foot tank and a class in session as they practice descent in a diving bell and operate torpedo room equipment.
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Uncle Sam
Navy Submarine School
BELL
Doyle Reveals Jeffries Corbett Fight Truth and Odds
The death of Jack Doyle uncovers a famed boxing debate over the Jeffries versus Corbett fight. Doyle cites referee George Siler backing Jeffries at 20 rounds and notes Corbett’s confidence, while also sharing Doyle’s favorite tale of Jimmy Austin’s near triple bet against Ed Walsh.
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Jack Doyle
Broadway
Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Jeffries
Corbett
Big Jeff
George Siler
Jack
Siler
Jimmy Austin
Yankee
Ed Walsh
White Sox
Austin
Walsh
Two Piece Suit Fashion for Winter Accessory Variants
A winter dress styled as a two piece suit with a soft rolling collar offering an attractive background for pins, scarves, flowers, or contrasting collars. Wear different accessory sets to change its appearance and suit varying moods.
Quiz Questions on Nature and World Facts
A set of seven questions asking which country has the largest population, why owls stare, what gives color to red snow, the average life of a dollar bill, the oldest living thing in Florida, whether Sirius is brighter than the sun, and which continent gets the most rainfall.
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Charles
Martha
Dad
Mother
United States
Florida
Three nations and the cold war era
China, India and so viet Russia are noted. The eye sockets appear immovable. Microscopic plants are mentioned. The average dollar bill circulation time is nine months. The Senator, a cypress tree near Orlando, is about 3,500 years old. Sirius shines more than 30 times brighter than the sun. South America receives nearly twice the rainfall of any other continent.
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China
India
Soviet Russia
Orlando
South America
Foe Airmen Use Daring Tactics To Disable Ships and Planes
Soviet pilots often finish off damaged German ships by attacking from behind and sawing off the tail with propeller blades. Earlier reports described airmen crippling enemy aircraft by lowering a weighted cable into the propeller.
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