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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1944
Page
7
Pears and other fruits are pressed into jams relishes and marmalades for winter meals. Recipes include ripe pear jam peach orange marmalade spiced crabapples quince apple marmalade and tomato preserves with step by step directions and canning tips. This piece also notes the peach and fruit crop and offers guidance on fruit processing and a contact for further instructions.
Popular choice notes fried chicken dip with cornflakes for crunch. Cottage cheese blends with garden greens onions radishes and seasonings served on lettuce. Bread pudding suggests brown sugar and lemon custard sauce with raisins. Scrambled eggs pair with jelly chicken livers or shrimp. Au gratin vegetables mix cabbage cauliflower potatoes and tomatoes topped with crushed cornflakes and cheese.
Lynn Chambers showcases a Point-Saving Menu featuring fried chicken and green beans with French style lyonnaise potatoes chiffonnade salad cloverleaf rolls blueberry pie and a beverage selection.
Washington policy circles debate whether liberated regions should receive 2000 or 2600 daily calories. The army, coordinating with civilian agencies, plans a minimum essential diet to maintain health while prioritizing military supply lines and civil order. The Belgian government in exile aims to feed its people rapidly after liberation.
A satirical platform outlines candid confusions on agriculture labor foreign policy and defense with quirky riffs on money social security air forces and politics. It lampoons platform framers and includes a brief observational joke about wartime shortages on fishing gear.
A list of six trivia prompts covers metal melting points ampersands idioms Ike’s Snow paks armadillos classification and naval flag terminology and a ship’s masthead pennant.
Pattern No. 8642 offers sizes 12 through 42. Live 14 calls for 354 yards of 39 inch material and 3142 yards machine made ruffling trim.
Tungsten is the first answer. The second clue identifies the ampersand symbol. The third describes provost marshal MPs patrolling London for AWOLs. The fourth clue points to a mammal. The fifth references a tank transport for disabled tanks. The sixth solution is Bandcrole.
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