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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1942
Page
8
Sugarless desserts feature Crumb Spice Pudding Tapioca Fruit Pudding and Marmalade Pudding recipes. They combine bread crumbs milk molasses spices raisins and fruit with eggs corn syrup and fat, plus methods to soak, mix, and bake or steam until set.
A brittle fragment describes combining Marmalade or preserves with milk and salt, then browning in a pan. Spread with Marmalade, layer in a baking dish, top with remaining mixture, cover with meringue and bake about sixteen minutes as a Home Economist guidance from March 1942.
A reader writes from 315 Pine St Maywood Tl April 4 1942 about new caretakers being pleasing and upcoming outings. She notes progress with mobility despite stairs and elevator issues and mentions a patient release and minor frustrations like chairs and a stiff elevator door. She hopes to improve by the next letter.
The passage argues that gratitude is the mother of virtues and a supreme duty, linking the terms strateful and good as inseparable. It asserts religious truth concerns the being and governance of God, noting its boundless scope across points of theology.
Time magazine lauded a Agriculture Department Crop Reporting Board communique noting wartime food priority and a 13 percent crop target. The writer visits the Middle West praising rising poultry output while detailing shortages of tires, trucks, labor, egg cases, and packing materials.
A wartime column argues the immediate need for planes tanks and ships to move surplus food to frontline and allied forces. It quotes a poem about Hitler and the Devil, framing Uncle Sam as decisive and urging preparation for ongoing conflict.
A fragmentary line from the Times of Preston Iowa, urging personal focus and a stark call to action. The speaker insists days are numbered and the listener should abandon the current chat to “come on down to hell,” framing a grim invitation within a broader meditation on love and individual responsibility.
A young private recalls a moment as a sister figure is mentioned. A sergeant replies gently that she used to be his. The scene hints at themes of love and loyalty amid military life.
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