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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1941
Page
5
A homemaker focused column advises on simple, delicious, economical hosting as June approaches. It spotlights desserts and refreshments like Devil's Food Pudding with Ice Cream Sauce, Orange Chiffon Cake, mixed nuts, and a coffee or tea recipe, with a peanut brittle mousse twist and three hour freezing guidance.
Pattern No 8929 is designed in even sizes from 12 to 20. It lists size 14 with 4% yards of 39 inch material and 334 yards of ready made ruffling. To order, send your order to the provided address.
Dessert bridge parties charm the Mrs crowd after chores with dessert and conversation. The top image shows Tropical Gingerbread rich in spices and molasses, plus a vanilla mousse and cream sponge cake recipes. The column offers a complete dessert bridge menu and step by step instructions.
Lynn shares practical party food tips passed by her mother. Remove pecans by boiling shells, process meats, and crack after cooling. She notes unsweetened chocolate melds into cake batter when melted in small pieces, and rhubarb juice can substitute for iced tea in fruit drinks.
A sermon study on Paul and Barnabas in Antioch outlines the base of operations for missions, the call for strong workers led by the Holy Spirit, and the heat of spiritual warfare. It highlights Sergius Paulus’s conversion and Elymas the sorcerer’s judgment as examples of gospel victory.
A playful ad-style sketch shows a tiara of motifs offered for 15 cents each, appealing to romance as Miss Kitty debates love while Miss Kitty ponders petals and Mr Tom serenades. A marriage proposal unfolds with a cheerful, light tone.
In ancient Greece Amyclae faced repeated rumors of a Spartan attack. A strict law forbidding mentions of the enemy preceded the actual arrival and capture by the Spartans, leaving Amyclae remembered as the city that perished through silence.
A Hollywood magnate who never learned to write built wealth and once impressed a bank by stamping two crosses on a check Then three crosses caused a puzzled cashier until he revealed his wife insists on a middle name for social prestige The anecdote highlights clever improvisation and social nuance in early film circles.
A fragmented quotation on uncertainty and decision and a line about beauty from two authors. The text contrasts mental sway with a poetic view of judgment and perception.
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