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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1944
Page
3
The NFL commissioner Elmer Layden argues for international growth while critics doubt expansion. The current league has 11 teams with many owners opposing adding more cities as the 1921 founded circuit sees fluctuating membership.
A 1926 league of 22 teams has contracted to eight, with all clubs profiting last year. The article lists salad ideas and dressings, including cream cheese blends with mayonnaise for vegetables and fruit, plus recipes for Mussing cheese sauces, Jellied Chicken Salad, Waldorf concepts, and a Point Saving Menu featuring salmon cutlets and garden salads.
A wartime radio showcase titled Transatlantic Quiz planned for April 15 features Col David Niven and others as regulars on a London panel. Hollywood updates include Bonita Granville, Ginger Rogers, Jack Lannon, Dave Olivey, and Barbara Stanwyck amid upcoming productions and CBS NBC radio shifts.
Lynn extols attractive garnishes to boost flavor and nutrition in simple dishes. Sieve yolks onto creamed soups, shape egg whites for bouillon, and carve custard into petals for soups. Use meat stock or bouillon in custard, and create daisy egg garnishes for vegetables.
Pattern notices describe Patchwork Apron TM and Barbara Bell Patterns No. 1937 1942 1943 with sizes 14 16 18 20 40 42 44 for women and 3 4 5 7 8 years for children. Instructions specify yardage 35 and 39 inch materials and trimming details with mail order from Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago and 26 cents per pattern.
A general quiz lists questions with answers: Cheshire cat grinning, ship davits cranes for lifeboats, WAC wear Athena helm, first printers the Chinese, supercargo officer in charge of voyage, Turkey since 1923, stirrup cup a farewell cup, Brandywine in Pennsylvania.
Ancient Indian forces used mounted elephants with archers in box seats to drive foot soldiers into panic. Kublai Khan noted that infantry and cavalry were terrified when these war elephants charged.
A recent survey shows injuries occur to many body parts with frequencies: hand 1000, arm 340, leg 311, head 279, eye 236 and foot 119. The data highlight widespread risks in industrial settings.
New York's Empire State Building contains seven miles of elevator shafts spanning its seven miles of vertical access. The structure's internal vertical network supports rapid transit between floors for thousands of daily visitors.
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