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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1944
Page
3
The piece suggests letting children plan and host their own parties to foster imagination social skills and independence. It offers simple menu ideas including hot ham sandwiches sausages and spaghetti toastwiches and molded salads, with practical notes on serving and keeping costs low.
A reader guide from Lynn Chambers features simple recipes and ideas for entertaining at home. Includes Cranberry Punch A La Mode, Fresh Cherry Cobbler, Hot Fudge Pudding, Cream Cole Slaw, and Grapefruit Carrot Mold with serving notes and preparation steps. Recipes are grouped with basic ingredients and stepwise directions.
The article emphasizes serving cool foods cold and chilling salad bowls and plates. It outlines the three C's of salad making clean cold and crisp and advises selecting crisp lettuce and evenly coating ingredients with dressing for tossed salads.
In a wartime feature, a U S Scout raid near an airbase is recounted with covert operations behind enemy lines. The piece traces guerrilla principles, cites Captain Smith and the Cavalry Journal, and notes the evolving roles of scouts and raiders from the Atlantic to Europe. It also covers a Washington committee advising women workers on postwar job transitions and retraining.
The War Department notes annual clothing and sustenance costs for a soldier at 465.06 dollars, down from 501.06 last year. Mail to overseas servicemen suffers from 15 percent incorrect or insufficient addresses among over 25 million pieces weekly. In Japan, tuberculosis affects one in four youths due to wartime diet shortages. Prices for rare stamps rise sharply in Germany, provoking talk of price ceilings by Nazi authorities.
Pattern 7027 features a transfer embroidery design with all necessary pieces and directions. Due to high demand and wartime conditions, filling times are longer for the most popular numbers. Send your order to the listed address.
The piece describes elephants as omnivorous but finicky eaters. It notes variation in preferences such as liking oranges and onions, with some elephants crushing onions and returning them. It also mentions monkeys preferring eggs that are freshly laid, not merely good in parts.
A man complains to a railroad official about a cinder in his eye from an engine. He paid $5 for doctor bills and eye dressing. The official replies that the cinder is the railroad’s property and the case will not be pursued.
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