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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1942
Page
14
A nostalgic guide for summer picnics covering tasty sandwich fillings such as chopped bacon and egg, ham and cheese, cream cheese with olives, Roquefort and chipped beef, liver sausage with chili sauce, and tuna or salmon mixes. It suggests spreads, buttered bread, waxed paper wrapping, and make your own sandwiches with meat loaf.
The page blends advice on economical cooking with protein rich meals and inexpensive cuts like liver and heart. It also includes Miss Lynn Chambers readers questions and a war era analysis on promotions in the U S military and press rubber savings through fewer early newspaper editions.
Feature humor notes and cartoons about bicycle rationing, with quips on war shortages, public transportation, and entertaining as morale boosters. Includes lines about pooling bikes, high and low wheels, and a mock interview with a rationing board. Also notes on cartoons and light items from Merrill Chilcote and Bugs Baer.
Simple durable cotton outfit for a youngster with a topper shirt or jacket overalls and an abbreviated romper. Sail boat patch decorates a sun romper. Pattern No. 8166 fits ages 1 2 3 4 and 3 years. Size 2 uses 334 yards 35 or 39 inch cloth and 134 yards trims.
Easy to slip into wrap over frock held by two waist buttons ideal for hurried mornings. Extra smart in flowered chintz, pattern 8164 available sizes 32 to 46. Size 34 with plain skirt uses 414 yards 35 inch material and 2 yards trim. Send your order to:
A quoted anecdote about Winston S. Churchill told by Gertrude Atherton. Churchill, after switching parties, takes a young woman to dinner. She criticizes his politics and mustache. Churchill replies that she is unlikely to encounter either.
In Burma many men adopt the prefix U to their names upon maturity or achievement, a practice meaning Uncle. The change signals respect and standing within communities as identities gain prominence.
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