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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1942
Page
3
The document details dim out rules for residential and commercial lighting visible from the sea, traffic lighting, street light shielding, and advertising lighting with specific suppression requirements. It also covers blood donor drives in Orange County with chapter contacts, donor requirements, and upcoming mobile unit visits, plus WAAC deployment and Fort Des Moines officer candidate training plans.
The June plan from the Orange County Council of four American Red Cross Chapters announced by executive secretary Mrs. Laura Warren shows the blood mobile unit visiting Orange on Wednesday June 10 and Fullerton on June 15, with San...
Congress authorized the establishment of the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps to a ceiling of 150,000 members and the President directed Secretary Stimson to limit initial mobilization to 25.
Sunset Beach resident Dan Patch announces a vigorous campaign for the Republican nomination to represent the newly created congressional district covering Orange Riverside and Imperial counties. Incumbent Harry Shepard will not seek this seat, opting to run in his own district. Patch aims to be the coastline’s sole bona fide resident candidate for the district.
A collection of wartime recipes contributed by wives of Naval and Marine officers from around the world. The Chinese Mushroom Soup recipe uses thinly sliced beef, water chestnuts, bamboo shoots, and ginger with soy bean sauce, salt, and pepper, simmered to a clear stock and finished just before serving.
A recipe note from a Navy Captain’s wife describes Rum Bumble Pudding served on a silver platter. Ingredients include gelatine, water, sugar, almonds, egg whites, rye or bourbon, and rum with whipping cream. Method dissolves gelatine, Dissolve sugar with rum and whisky, fold in whipped cream, chill in a mold, and serve with whipped cream.
A dessert instruction notes turning out pudding onto a platter and spreading cream over the top. It suggests sprinkling slivered toasted almonds and finishing with nutmeg as a substitute for the nuts.
Principal J. W. McGaugh announced plans to curb dust at the grammar school during vacation. Measures include sod lawn installation and substantial resurfacing of the school yard to improve conditions.
Ida Osterman notes in the Post and Wave about Dobbin the horse returning to calm service as gas buggy traffic swells. Shiny buggies replace the old shay while Dobbin learns proper pace and a chaperone guides conduct in a bustling era.
A prose meditation recalls two quotations from Psalm 139 found in memory. The passages quote God's knowledge of thoughts and actions, asking the Lord to test hearts, reveal wickedness, and guide the way. It expresses lasting comfort through days of joy and sorrow.
A concise quote by Mary Baker Eddy asserts that every good thing from writing teaching or creation originates from God and human faith in the right. The maxim underscores the link between divine source and moral conviction guiding human effort.
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