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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1948

Page

3

Savory Fish Dishes Appeal to Appetite and Budget

A guide to economical fish based meals highlighting tuna puff and salmon rice loaf. Includes recipe steps with ingredients such as tuna, mushrooms, cheese, milk, bread crumbs, eggs, and butter. Offers tips on serving with salad and dessert and notes on stretching meat with creamy mushroom sauce.

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Lynn Chambers Recipe Clipping features Tuna Loaf and Salmon Rarebit

A home kitchen article presents tuna loaf with spiced tomato juice and a pimiento pea sauce, plus a shrimp loaf recipe and a crab spaghetti casserole option. It includes salmon rarebit, a tuna fritter batter idea, and ideas to stretch meals with vegetables and grains for family dinners.

Imaginative Yet Simple Table Settings for Fall Cheer

A Woman's World column urges readers to use color and everyday items to create appealing table settings. Suggestions include red and white cloths, pottery plates, brown mugs, and a centerpiece of Indian corn with greens in a wood bowl. Fall fruit and gourds can accent a mustard or chartreuse cloth, or make a crisp cloth from dyed sacks.

Seasonal Kitchen Setting Ideas From Scrap Fabrics

Informal table settings can be created from scrap fabrics such as old pillowcases sheets and tablecloths cut to mats and napkins sized 11 by 17 inches 17 inch square and 19 inch square for luncheon dinner and tea napkins. Dyes in jade green dusty pink and other bright shades along with instant dyes and fringing offer simple finishes.

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Be Smart Belts See Spotlight in Fashion

Beltlines are lifelines of fashion plan yours to add a smart note to costumes with gold silver or ultra smart dark tones. Belts become accessories for new outfits as multiple buckles flash around the waist in period designs.

Yoked dress pattern for juniors with V trim detail

A pattern for a clever yoked dress aimed at juniors features a V trimmed yoke and hipline accents. Sleeve length options include cap and push-up, with Pattern No. 8299 available in sizes 11 through 18, requiring 41% yards of 35 or 39 inch fabric, plus 25 cents for the Fall and Winter stylist book.

Dental quiz answers on teeth and health facts

The questions cover teeth count, orthodontics, trial costs, safest states cities, cracker state, maiden horse, U S Canadian boundary water share, pitching plate size, biblical hero with a sling, and heart rate differences. Answers include thirty two teeth, straightening teeth, a record 20 million dollars, Connecticut and several U S cities, Georgia, a maiden, nearly three fourths of the boundary, a 24 by 6 inch plate, David, and that female hearts beat faster by about eight to ten times per minute over a lifetime.

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Demand for college graduates remains high says Rutgers official

College degree still helps higher starting pay and a rising demand from business and industry. John P Kirwood, director of personnel and placement at Rutgers University, rejects the downgrading view and predicts strong demand for college-trained personnel for at least three years.

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Record of High Variety in Sewing Machines

The article notes over 2,000 types of sewing machines used across sewing industries. It highlights a machine capable of stitching seven parallel rows at once at 20,000 stitches per minute.

Kansas Farmers Benefit From Foreign Trade As Exports Grow

A State Department report finds that over 150000 Kansas farms grow crops for export and benefit from foreign trade. It notes Cuba as a major buyer and that under Reciprocal Trade Agreements wheat flour imports rose from 2935000 to 5383000 dollars between 1933 and 1938, an increase of about 83 percent.

Kansas United States State Department Cuba United States

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