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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1946
Page
6
A guide for beginners to plan easy yet impressive dinners. It covers pre dinner prep including houseware and timing, simple versatile menu ideas with lamb chops and mashed potatoes, a light mint juice starter, an asparagus salad, easy cinnamon biscuits, and an orange cake with orange frosting.
Lynn Says offers simple appetizer ideas to pair with chilled fruit juice for informal dinner conversation. Anchovy Bacon Rolls combine anchovy and bacon, roll tightly, broil until crisp, and serve hot with fresh toothpicks.
The Lynden dining note lists a menu featuring Pot Roast of Beef with Spiced Prunes, browned potatoes, glazed carrots, green bean celery salad, muffins, coconut custard pie, and beverages.
Fresh lettuce leaves washed and dried, spread with soft cheese, rolled for serving. Firm red apple wedges cut into three, dipped in juice, spread with softened cream or Roquefort and Gouda dust, then garnished and served with toothpicks.
A critical essay argues that open diplomacy broadcast to the public harms peace efforts by exposing intrigue and politics. It claims transparency can magnify distrust, likening modern televised diplomacy to soap operas and radio ads. The piece urges restraint and quiet bargaining over public play by delegates.
The New York horse show, renewed after Pearl Harbor, drew immense crowds as familiar models appeared with unchanged designs. No strikes affected the event and no new gadgetry altered the classics, even as spectators enjoyed the steady showcase.
A New York man, Ralph Butler, kept a six foot rattler as a close companion in his apartment. After complaints, a court seized the snake. The writer questions the fairness to Butler and the rattler, noting the social pushback and a sense of sympathy for the man.
Virginia Vale Hough highlights June Lockhart at 21 with a varied career from opera debut at eight to film roles in The Yearling and It’s a Joke Son. The column riffs on Hollywood marriages and party scenes featuring Ralph Edwards, Ann Dvorak, Angela Lansbury, George Sanders, Edgar Bergen, Charlie McCarthy, Janis Paige, and Anne Jeffreys while noting Olympic fencing selections and a slapstick moment in Possessed.
Actress Ida Lupino discusses her challenging part in Deep Valley as an uneducated mountain girl with a stammer. She notes minimal makeup and wardrobe, relying entirely on acting to convey the character.
Jean Sablon the Gallic baritone gains a Sinatra like buildup to appeal to broader audiences. His new CBS program is drawing strong cooperation from the radio world and boosting his popular appeal.
The Dick Powells sold their schooner and plan flying ventures with two planes ordered. My Favorite Brunette sent Peter Lorre to Paramount for the first time in 12 years, marking work at all major studios. A vulture in DeMille’s Unconquered earned $100 daily just to perch on ruins. Audrey Trotter, born Joliet Illinois, recalls a three year stint as a prison cigarette girl amid taunts.
Etiquette guidance covers introductions dining dancing letter writing and more in The Weekly Newspaper Service booklet. Send 25 cents for the booklet and include name address zone and title of booklet for ordering.
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