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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1944
Page
7
A wartime era home cooking feature offers apple pie with cheese topping and quick baking tips. It includes Apple Cheese Pie and One-Egg Chocolate Cake recipes, plus Tea-Time Cake and Apple Muffins with detailed ingredients and steps. The piece closes with a request for salad ideas to Miss Lynn Chambers at Western Newspaper Union in Chicago.
Lynn advises berries and fruits stay fresh for days when refrigerated and spread on a parchment covered platter. Strong flavors should be wrapped to avoid taste transfer and a dash of ginger enhances chocolate icing. Leftover pimientos should be jarred and covered with paraffin.
Menus feature leg of lamb with whipped potatoes asparagus celery and cabbage salad with Thousand Island dressing. Parker House rolls and apple cheese pie accompany beverages in a curated meal.
Washington outlines postwar farm reconversion stressing efficiency and tenant reform. Dr. Benedict argues for better farm life, soil conservation, and tenant selection to stabilize farm populations and incomes amid broader economic readjustment. The piece warns politics may hinder constructive legislation in an election year.
War Manpower Commission and War Department survey areas of labor shortage for possible use of prisoners of war in farming and industry. About one million men have been dentally fit for duty by U S army dentists. Increased imports of coffee and cocoa from Brazil and other American republics brace civilian supplies for 1944. About 118 cups of tea per person will be available for civilians as shipping permits.
A compact attribution of a motto by O S Marden urging spiritual growth through trials rather than mere support. The line emphasizes sanctification through affliction.
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