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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1940
Page
7
Pattern 6757 offers easy crochet medallion instructions titled Peacock Plumes. Includes stitch guidance and illustrations showing how medallions are made and arranged with required materials listed in the order details.
Washington dispatch notes Congress added 10 million dollars to a defense program for out of school rural and non rural vocational schools. The money aims to train farm youth in auto mechanics and other shop skills for city defense industries while rewarding practical experience from farm machinery use. The piece also surveys rumors about a delayed presidential transition and the risk of contested electoral votes in a close election.
Washington observers say Allied air raids on German cities threaten civilian morale while German land conquests fail to relieve the pressure. Reports note Berlin Dresden Hamburg Munich show Germans enduring cold cellars as Britain and its air force gain strength with Allied help.
A Baukhage report relays Washington chatter that the winning candidate in November may appoint the Defense commission chair. The piece notes a razor close race could spark a change in the U S leadership after January 20.
Practical kitchen hints on enhancing roast beef gravy with sugar, using melted butter in uncooked frosting, and improving pie crusts. Advice covers salting apple pie spills, crisping pie juice residue, baking leftover crusts with cinnamon, pairing with lemon sauce, and keeping cookies away from bread to avoid flavor transfer. Wrapping baked goods in thick waxed paper prevents odour mingling.
A saying asserts there is no wealth equal to knowledge and that thieves cannot take knowledge away. It emphasizes learning as a lasting asset beyond material possessions. The phrase warns against valuing material wealth over education.
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