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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1942
Page
7
A vintage guide offers outdoor cooking ideas for picnics with barbecue hamburgers, potato and corn dishes, marshmallow desserts, kabobs, and vitamin salad. It also includes simple methods for roasting over embers and a note on primitive rug crafting inspired by wartime shortages.
Lynn advises using a small initial fire and a deep coal bed for broiling or frying. Start with soft quick burning wood like pine or poplar, then build a bed of coals with hard wood such as maple or oak. Ensure wood is dry and seasoned before use.
A community barbecue supper offers barbecued hamburgers toasted buns mustard chili sauce relish roast corn or potatoes fresh fruit or berries or marshmallow dessert with coffee or honey lemonade. The menu lists simple options and a requested recipe outline.
Answers reveal slang origin limey means a sailor or soldier. Titmouse is the American chickadee. Papua is the New Guinea island name. A triolet has eight lines. West Virginia is the Panhandle state. India reads most irrigated land. Venice hosts the original Bridge of Sighs. Parachutes come in two standard sizes a 24 foot chute for pilots up to 180 pounds and a 28 footer for heavier fliers.
A boss fires a large driver by mail as layoffs cut priorities. The driver returns after four days, explaining he read the notice inside saying he was fired and outside demanding return in five days to the Consolidated Trucking Company.
A New York Stock Exchange roster features varied ec backgrounds including an undertaker, explorer, magician, prize earner, vaudeville performer, baseball figure, and a night-club singer. Reverend Chester Roy, an ordained minister who bought his seat in 1929, still preaches each Sunday in Eatontown New Jersey.
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