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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1942
Page
3
A wartime guidance piece offers a five to one budgeting rule for two, with meat, dairy, produce, bread, and fats each taking a fifth of the food budget. It includes a Swedish Meat Loaf recipe, asparagus dish, fruit plate, Bride's Biscuits, and practical tips on planning menus, shopping, and avoiding waste for the new wife.
Lynn outlines how to replace sugar with honey or corn syrup in recipes. Use four parts honey per one part sugar and cut liquids accordingly. for corn syrup use two parts per one part sugar with reduced liquid. Part substitutions possible with one eighth liquid reduction. Expect flavor changes and note honey enhances flavor in ripened cakes and cookies.
A school lesson by Harold L. Lundquist D D of the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago is released by the Western Newspaper Union.
Crochet guide Pattern 7282 offers mats and scarf project in rug cotton for colorful luncheons. Includes stitch illustrations and a mat photograph plus materials list. Send your order to the address provided.
The June 21 lesson outlines chosen subjects and scripture texts under the International Council of Religious Education program. It notes copyright and permission status and indicates usage guidelines for readers and teachers.
A wandering man pauses before a sign reading George and the Dragon then enters a tavern asking the landlady for a meal and old clothes. When refused he asks politely to speak with George, revealing a quiet, humorous moment in the country setting.
A compact trivia list covering Scotsman slang mickle the world’s largest ranch Punic wars rival nations continual vs continuous Whitman’s Captain America subject horse harness mechanics concentric circles number of presidents Nobel Peace Prize impeachment power semantic science question pack with answers
A historical quotation emphasizes vindicating peace and justice against selfish power. It calls for a world governed by free peoples and self government, aiming to build a concert of purpose and action for lasting observance of these principles.
The list covers varied items: Answers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. Notable entries include Victoria River Downs in Australia at 10 800 square miles, Rome and Carthage, and definitions of continual versus continuous. It notes Lincoln and a horse in harness, concentric circles, presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, the senate, and word meanings.
Collier's warns that iron pyrite exposure to air swells to 13 times its size, creating soil heaving and raised basement floors. A Cleveland factory reported 12 inch foundation uplift in 12 years due to silphide in the soil, prompting structural concerns.
A narrator recalls two metal heads lying side by side in a workshop. One head shows noble, manly features clearly while the other is marred and unrecognizable. The guide notes the metal had grown a little too cool, reflecting on forms more precious than metal.
A vintage advertisement invites readers to request a grand free cook book filled with yeast raised bread and cake recipes. Send postcard with name and address to Standard Brands Inc at 691 Washington St New York City.
Collier's notes the Sargasso Sea in the North Atlantic spans a vast area comparable to the continental United States. It remains largely motionless and hosts exclusive growth of a single plant species, a floating seaweed. The weed grows at the tips as it dies at the base.
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