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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1944
Page
2
A vintage collection of meat recipes including Liverwurst Loaf, Roast Kidney Loaf, Liver Deluxe and Barbecued Ham. The article details preparation steps, sauces, and accompaniments with specific ingredients and cooking times, attributed to Chambers and the Western Newspaper Union.
A playful recipe note suggests potato chips with cream cheese rosettes, green salad with scallions and sour cream dressing, crisp bacon pieces in cornmeal for gravy, rolled prunes in orange or lemon sugar, bacon biscuits topped with creamed asparagus, a chocolate ice cream dessert with almonds, and a fish salad with green peppers and ripe olives for contrast.
Lesson for June 25 presents subjects and scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education under license. It outlines topics and passages for study, with guidance on applications and reflections for readers.
A sermon summary notes Daniel 1:8 16 19 20, highlighting Daniel's courageous purpose to avoid defiling foods and wine. It outlines a considered plan, a convincing proof after ten days, and a commendable position at the end, urging young people to stand firm against alcohol. The piece calls for intelligent preparation and reflects on modern liquor advertising.
Instructions show making 18 inch square cushions from skirt pieces of an old silk dress with sateen backing and a silk edge fold. The method includes cutting seams, stitching, and filling through openings, using worn ticking to cover patches, from Book 2 of Mend-and-Save-for-Victory.
The text notes a thriving business for professional letter writers in China due to many illiterates. It also mentions Chiang Kai-shek’s "new life" movement, disrupted by war, aiming to broaden education for his embattled people.
The 100,000 Sikh enlisted men in India cannot wear helmets due to religious hair rites. They serve with the British army in Italy, wearing a large oiled topknot under a turban formed from 12 to 16 square yards of material to shield from dust.
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