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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
2
Pour hot jelly into glasses set on a damp cloth to avoid cracking. Do not leave beaten egg whites standing as they collapse and refuse to whip again. Soak calcimine with hot water and wipe away with a sponge to remove it. Colorful ceiling paper adds appeal in rooms. For ice cream in a hand freezer use one pound salt to nine pounds cracked ice and place salt in the ice’s upper layer.
Six leading social welfare groups unite under President Roosevelt to support U.S.O. United Service Organization for National Defense with a $10,765,000 fund. Agencies include YMCA, National Catholic Community Service, Salvation Army, YWCA, Jewish Welfare, and National Travelers Aid.
The food stamp plan enters its third year as a broad subsidy tool devised by Milo Perkins to absorb surplus farm goods when foreign markets faded. It aims to stretch relief budgets, improve distribution, and keep consumers fed while farmers face reduced exports and price pressures.
Waterlily motif chair set features green appliqued stems pastel blooms and a brown basket embroidery. Easy to make and designed to display proudly to friends.
A humorous look at draft boards shows a range of responses from men seeking deferment to those eager to serve. A small man shakes a table in a tense moment, insisting he will fight rather than be sent, while others react with startled patience as the scene unfolds.
A reflective note cites John Locke on thoughts that arise unbidden and vanish soon, arguing their rarity and value. The passage urges securing these insights before they fade, presenting a philosophical musing on memory and insight.
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