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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
3
This feature urges planning and variety for a nourishing breakfast. It highlights using seasonal fruits such as winter Anjou and Nelis pears, suggests cereals and toast with diverse toppings, and provides two quick breads recipes Honey Butter Roll-Ups and Date-Orange Muffins. It ends with ideas for savory additions like sausage-filled pears.
A nostalgic column recalls kerosene lamp era with Frank Bergen ex Princeton quarterback now a court magistrate. It mulls lamp care and a potato cork memory, alongside light verse and a quip about Molotov and Okay in a broad human interest mix. Also mentions an eclipse remark by Fred Allen and a sausage stuffed pear recipe. Western Newspaper Union notes the 1945 Red Mill musical hit’s enduring appeal with Herbert song hits and family friendly nostalgia.
Lynn Says offers practical cleaning tips. A soda bath keeps iron frying pans in good condition by boiling two tablespoons of soda in two quarts of hot soapy water, then rinsing and washing again. It also recommends cotton flannel for polishing silverware and storing old flannels for washing. woolens should dry slowly away from heat and sun. adding a teaspoon of salt to boiling water helps prevent eggshells from cracking.
Lynn Chambers presents a morning menu featuring orange grapefruit juice oatmeal with cream and sugar poached eggs on toast and cranberry marmalade beverage for a simple breakfast.
The piece notes a reckless mood in today’s markets, likening brokerage offices to pre crash scenes. It cites gambling fever, excess cash, advice from strangers, and risky behavior in stocks like Chrysler and Eastman, urging a shift from a gong to a bugle.
A four room fabricated house priced at 2399 is advertised by a New York department store. The discussion contrasts old fashioned American views with new housing concepts and criticizes confusion between homes and poultry housing.
WNU Washington column analyzes President Truman's incomplete wartime program and the danger of lingering wartime powers. It weighs whether the president should retain dictatorial authority after combat ends and urges public input to counter powerful lobby groups shaping domestic and foreign policy.
Worn parts such as shafts bearings hinge pins and pistons can be rebuilt to original dimensions at one-third to one-half the price of new parts. In some cases the refurbished parts even outperform the originals as hard metals are sprayed onto the units.
When your disposition is tied up in knots, take a bath to break the mental tension. Gather clean fluffy bath towels and fresh clothes before you start. Dip into warm sudsy water and relax thoroughly as long as you please.
When a skid happens avoid hard braking. Pump the brake pedal quickly and lightly to prevent wheel lockup and regain control.
Michigan runs the nation in salt production with a 2,300 mile coastline along the Great Lakes, driven by brine pumped from wells.
A lump of camphor in your silverware case helps prevent tarnish. Another method is to store silver in dry flour to keep it from tarnishing.
Collier's reports a movie camera capable of 40 000 pictures per second is used at the NACA aircraft engine research laboratory in Cleveland to document the dynamic behavior of aviation gasoline during testing.
Trucking firm offers prompt service for soy beans, corn, wheat, sorghums and other grains to Kansas City. A new 60,000 lb capacity scale and dump boost efficiency with top prices and hauling allowance.
Quick relief for coughs from colds by mixing cough syrup at home. Use 2% Pinex, fill a pint bottle with plain syrup, stir sugar and water to dissolve, or substitute corn syrup or honey. Cheap, safe tasting, long lasting, with money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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