Synthetic foods aid German rationing and world nutrition
The piece discusses German and allied scientists developing ersatz foods to ease shortages in dense populations, noting cheaper production and preserved nutrition. It mentions a milk substitute, reception of such foods, and potential distribution to areas with milk scarcity, alongside a hectic travel and civic schedule in Baltimore and Dutchess County. The American Heart Association launches a $5 million drive for research and cardiac services.
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Allied
Germany
Erman
Ted Ce
American Heart Potation
Falls City War Mothers Hold Social Meeting and Plans
American Falls notes a War Mothers monthly gathering at N. H. Farrell home with Mrs. Ronald Pierson as guest pianist. A $2000 loan fund for a nursing student was approved without interest. A speaker will address high school girls on nursing careers. TB drive donation approved and 15 members attended. Next meeting at Mrs. John Tiede’s.
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American Falls
Desert
Holly
Death Valley
N. H. Farrell
War Mothers
Ronald Pierson
William England
John Tiede
Luxury Crochet Patterns to Enhance Linens by Anne Cabot
Two designs to enhance linens from January white sales feature rose and leaf medallions, crochet details, and hot-iron embroidery transfer. Includes complete instructions, material lists, stitch illustrations, color chart, and finishing directions. Send name, address, and pattern number to Anne Cabot at Pocatello Post New York 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cabot
Pocatello Post
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Tau Phi Lambda Drill Practice At New Eagles Hall
Tau Phi Lambda sorority president Delphine Jenkins calls members to meet Saturday at 2 p.m. for drill practice at the new Eagles hall. The Fifth Ward priesthood hosts a benefit dinner Saturday 5 30 to 8 30 p.m. at the ward recreation hall with tickets at Bannock Electric and Walgreen Drug. Temple Emmanuel hosts a Sunday dinner at 7 p.m. at 418 West Custermbers, reservations by phone. The Tau Phi MBDA cook sale Saturday is canceled due to weather. Moose Lodge dance Saturday 9 p.m. at the Moose temple features Joe Ortega’s orchestra. bring a canned good item for Good Neighbor house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAU Phi Lambda Sorority
Delphine Jenkins
Eagles
Fifth Ward
Ward Recreation
Bannock Electric
Walgreen
Temple Emmanuel
West
TAU Phi Mbda
Moose Lodge
Moose Temple
Joe Ortega
Sixth Ward Gold Green Ball Tonight
Beehive girls and Boy Scouts in the Pocatello stake are invited to a junior Gold and Green ball Saturday at 8 30 p m in the Sixth ward recreation hall. Queen Viola Watson will be attended by Mrs Paul Neals and Vola Marler. Sixth and Twelfth wards join for the event with coronation followed by exhibition dances.
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Pocatello
Viola Watson
Paul Neals
Vola Marler
Altrusans Plan CARE Seed Gift for Family
Altrusa members announced at a luncheon that the CARE seed package project will aid the family of a French girl adopted by the group. The plan aligns with European recovery aims to help families become self sufficient. Miss Vivian Hanson joined as a new member and Miss Mary Doolittle spoke as a guest. New clubs were announced for Bremerton Washington Galesburg Illinois and Galveston Texas. An annual Red Cross donation was made. The next meeting is March 2 at Mrs. Esther Witty’s home with Mrs. Jeanett Rork assisting.
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Altrusa Club
Whitman
Altrusa
Vivian Hanson
Mary Doolittle
Boise
Scout Rally Postponed to Feb 26 at Recreation Hall
C R Balmforth reports the scout rally set for Saturday evening has been postponed to Saturday February 26 at 7 30 p m in the recreation hall.
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C. R. Balmforth
Rupert OES Social Program Highlights Lodge Night
Rupert Chapter No 39 OES met in regular session with Worthy Matron Mrs Ernest Welch in charge. A welcoming address opened a brief program by Masons and Eastern Star wives, featuring a skit and a barber shop quartet, followed by dancing and refreshments.
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Rupert
OES
Ernest Welch
Awe
Eastern Star
Welch
R. D. Armstrong
Price Sears
E. H. Elmore
Ward Woolford
Zula Gregory
Wilbur Bell
Pearl Taylor
L. W. Ospain
George Hawk
Woolford
Elmore
Hawk
Ospain
E. C. Rosecrans
A. D. MacKenzie
Ross Woolford
Mildred Walton
Ada Wornek
Florence Taylor
Valentine
Romans teaching on receiving one another in glory
A short biblical reflection cites Romans 15 7 urging believers to welcome others as Christ welcomed them to glorify God. The verse emphasizes unity and mutual acceptance within the Christian community.
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Christ
God
Time for Women to Live It Up Not Workloaded
A fragment highlights women finding time for social life and leisure amid chores. It contrasts overworked housewives with those who can enjoy long chats, tea, shopping, naps, and parties. It suggests morning shopping and parties as valued freedoms.
Venice May See Wedding Of Film Star
Venice reports swirl around Merk Oberon and Giorgio Cini possibly marrying in the city. Newsmen were barred from Cini Palace and confirmation was lacking though locals spoke of “our wedding.” Giorgio's father reportedly objects. Oberon is 38 and twice divorced, Giorgio 31.
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Venice
Merk Oberon
Giorgio Cini
Cini Palace
Tyrone Power
Linda Christian
Rome
Cini
Giorgio
Count Vittorio Cini
Miss Oberon
Home crafts vs work life ties contrasted in reflection
The piece contrasts homemaking with commuting work life, noting the working girl is tied to an office while the homemaker is tied to home. It argues that home confinement can be less restricting than daily office labor and urges perspective when feeling trapped.
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Pat. Off
Eleanor Roorevelt
United Re Syndicate
Baltimore
Lew
Dyde Park
Dutchess County Council On World Affairs
Elaine Wallin
Nina Christianson
Ardella Long
Falls City
Bethany Baptist Ladies
H. Richards
John Siemers
Atlas Crowder
Chen
Richards
Xurious
Nate
Sixth Ward
Altrusans
Rupert Oes
Nelson
Ethel Nelson
Plains
ABC
Thomas Radio & Appliance
Alicia Hartner
Ruth Millett
NEA
Denier
Pearl
Fleishers
Germantown
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