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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1944
Page
2
A dry cloth is better for removing ash from stoves than a damp one. Braising and browning use minimal moisture with the lid on to tenderize less tender cuts. Milk that has gone sour can be sweetened or made usable again by stirring in a little soda.
A tablespoonful of turpentine boiled with white fabric is advised to aid the whitening process. The instruction suggests this home remedy as a quick cleaning aid.
A dessert idea describes waffles served with a rich cream cheese topping blended with cherry or blueberry jam. It recommends generous portions of cheese and jam and notes butter is unnecessary due to the cheese’s richness.
A brief note lists jellied vegetable and fruit dishes suitable for summer days. The fragment mentions preparing gelatinized dishes as refreshing options during hot weather.
The article spotlights air evacuation as a top life saving measure alongside sulfa drugs and blood plasma. It describes pilots nurses and surgeons moving wounded from Normandy to field hospitals and then homeward, detailing planes routes and care protocols.
A home craft note offers crochet instructions for a loose warm house jacket in pale blue and electric blue or black navy and white, sized 16 to 20, pattern No 5490, for 16 cents. It also promotes Dressing Table Skirts with decorative finishes, pattern No 5757, for 16 cents, with material ideas like dotted net and organdy.
Kalamazoo Michigan lieutenant Gerda H Bouwhuis a flight nurse in the ferrying division of the Air Transport Command is shown giving care to two wounded soldiers in a South Pacific theater scene She is awarded the Air Medal for heroic service in the war effort.
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