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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1941
Page
4
Iowa State College nutritionists recommend canning 125 quarts of tomatoes and juice for a family of four to save vitamins for winter. They note tomatoes supply vitamins A and C along with thiamin riboflavin and iron, and provide detailed steps for selecting preparing canning and processing jars to preserve nutrients.
The loaf becomes doughy and develops a bluish color due to an organism in flour or on utensils. The condition, ropy bread, grows after baking and is not killed by heat. Sun and scald facilities, use new flour, bake in small loaves, and add acid to prevent rope. Vinegar or sour milk whey can help.
Des Moines Two reports enrollment up by fifteen to 147 this year from 132 last year. Borden C Buchanan of Sioux City elected to fill high school vacancy from Tommy Dolan’s resignation. Schedule lists instructors in charge and names for principals and grades. The D M T Activity Association met Sept 9 with officers elected.
Hungry and tired after a long walk, Weary Willie asks a cottage woman for an old coat. She notes his current coat is nearly new, and Willie sighs that the coat is ruining his profession.
A local anecdote recalls an actor with a taped nose asking a tax inspector if he had an accident. The inspector sympathically inquires about the nose, and the actor quips that he has been paying through it for so long the strain caused it to give way.
In a brief incident a pedestrian asks a passerby for a policeman and then a thief demands his watch and wallet. The hiker denies knowing a cop and resists the theft attempt.
Treasury poster reproduces Daniel Chester French Minute Man statue urging defense bonds and stamps. Banks and post offices sell Defense Savings to support national defense efforts.
A fragment lists attendees for Friday evening including Borden Buchanan Mary Rita Ehrhardt Frances Hurley Harriet Carlsen and Hattie Lehnus.
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