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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
3
Practical summer entertaining guide with cool culinary ideas. Includes Orange Ring Salad recipe with gelatin and citrus flavors, Sour Cream Dressing, Orange Ice Salad, Tiny Tim Cakes, Grapefruit Swizzle, Fruit Freeze, Hostess and Cheese Sandwich fillings, plus a note inviting readers to write Lynn Chambers for menu help.
A fragment outlines salad prep tips to keep ingredients cold, chill bowls and plates, skin tomatoes over flame, flute cucumbers, and sieve egg yolks or whites for garnishes. It mentions tools like a fork and a wooden spoon and hints at peeling and slicing techniques.
A Washington Digest column recalls the Lewis Roosevelt clash amid the 1930s coal strike and New Deal era labor drama. It contrasts John Lewis and Franklin Roosevelt, notes the CIO rise, Wagner act, and political pressures, ending with a caution about a Nazi slave labor society on the mind.
Japanese controlled Bangkok radio urges private business people to dress well be clean and be honest in public dealings. United States output of fighting equipment in spring 1943 was eight times Japan's. A Dutch bicycle shortage joke ponders ladies' bikes being kept for “Scotchers” after arrival.
The bright two piece features a flat tering top and a young skirt in contrasting colors. Barbara Bell Pattern No 1724-B designed for sizes 12 through 20 with busts 30 to 38. Size 14 requires 115 yards 39 inch material for bodice plus sleeves, 23 1/2 yards skirt, and 6 yards ribbon trimming.
Pattern notice for Barbara Bell 1741-B in sizes 14 to 44. Size 16 needs 2% yards of 35-inch material plus 7 yards bias fold. scraps allowed for bottom. War demand causes longer order filling for popular numbers. Aprons are trending with patchwork border, a favorite model.
The article offers practical how tos and cautions. It covers bottle cleaning with hot soapy water and blotting paper, polishing with a glass cloth, cleaning gilt frames with milk, and glazing ham with honey. It also advises poultry feed protection with wire, warns against cleaning electricals with water, and stresses safety as a priority.
This item lists eight trivia questions. They cover topics from weather phenomena in Africa to civil war flag practices and military logistics. Other prompts ask about anchor ice the Kaiser dams and constitutional provisions including vice presidential tie breaking and First Amendment guarantees.
Statements touch on a hot African wind, flag symbolism, wartime production shares, ice at lake bottoms, major dams, tie conditions, and civil liberties including speech press and petition.
Rumor swirls that Grampus has not spoken to her band since earning her First certificate. Neighbors recount that before, the group returned bruised or injured daily, but since the qualification the husband shows signs of being more careful, or so the tale goes.
A historical note explains Leatherneck as a Marine nickname from the leather collar, and Camel as the popular cigarette among soldiers across the Army Navy Coast Guard. It mentions sales records and postal restrictions on overseas deliveries, with Camels allowed to U S soldiers and sailors abroad.
Between 1939 and 1942 civilian owned aircraft rose from 10 000 to 25 000 reflecting expanding private aviation and growing demand for personal air travel.
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