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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1942

Page

6

Bill O Dwyer Spoke From Heart Admitted No Notes

While campaigning for Brooklyn district attorney Bill O Dwyer usually appeared with a notes filled paper. He would greet listeners by name then claim he spoke from the heart without notes. A reporter later found the discarded page was an old laundry bill.

Bill O’ Dwyer Brooklyn Joe Honya Harry

Easter Menu With Leg of Lamb And Spring Greens

Easter dinner plan emphasizes light spring flavors with leg of lamb roast and mint garnish. Instructions include roasting 80 to 85 minutes per pound at 325 degrees, finishing with currant jelly, plus apricot garnish and a cranberry apple salad using lemon gelatin and cranberry sauce.

Easter Dinner Menu and Honey Rolls Recipe Card

Easter menu features Leg of lamb with apricot glaze, creamed potatoes, green peas, cranberry apple salad, honey rolls, and almond ice cream. Includes detailed recipes for honey rolls and almond ice cream, plus fun bunny bread decorations and a note from Lynn Chambers.

Shirley Tucker and the smart matchmaker George Dow Tucker

A Mercersburg veranda tale recalls Helen Young who refused suitors until George Dow Tucker outsmarted them with romance. He courted in fitting settings and married Helen by a Danville justice, proving smarter than all others. Helen and George, now Shirley’s parents, set a pattern of choosing mates by cunning and charm.

Shirley Tucker Nate Randall Mercer's Hotel Mercersburg Man Tucker Farmer's National Nate Shirley Helen Young Marvin Baker John Merrill Gran Merrill Helen Elson Dearborn Elson George Dow George Oxford State Agricultural College Grange Danesville George Dow Tucker

Leftover Easter Menu Ideas from Lynn Says

Economical guidance to reuse roast lamb leftovers. Grind and mix with onion potatoes and peas, bake, add eggs on top near end, and serve. Include cranberry apple salad as relish, apricot garnish with cream cheese in lettuce cups, and peas with carrots or bacon. Finish with toasted rolls and vanilla wafer ice cream desserts.

Government Tells How To Sericulture Cocoons

The United States government remains optimistic about domestic silk production. Farm Bulletin 165 notes that commercial silk culture requires low capital and can yield a quick return, with basic equipment list provided. Mrs Frank J Lewis of Chicago and Palm Beach launches an 800 acre Palm Beach County silk farm, planning mulberry cultivation to rival Japanese silk, while nylon fibers offer an alternative as coal, air, and water limits loom. American women bought 43 million dozen silk hose last year.

United States Farm Bulletin Henrietta Aiken Kelly Frank J. Lewis Chicago Palm Beach Lewis Palm Beach County Florida

Dimond Alaska delegate and a bridge to US life

Anthony J. Dimond, Alaska's long serving delegate, failed to secure air and army bases in Alaska but led a notable push in Congress. The piece recalls his background from Palatine Bridge, his Valdez mayoralty, and eight years in Alaska politics, plus a digressive profile of Yoichi Hirao kas xylophone advocate.

EW York Anthony J. Dimond Alaska Congress Canada U.S. A Dimond War Department National Defense Budget Bureau Palatine Bridge N. Y Valdez Alaska Territorial Senate Japan Chicago Yoichi Hiraoka New York

Quick Home Hints for Safety and Repairs

Practical advice for households including safe use of electric irons to prevent fires, efficient garment making by a factory-style method, finishing multiple dresses, concealing scratches with furniture polish lemon oil or linseed oil and retouching mahogany scratches with matching stain. It notes that painted pipes retain heat better than rusty or dusty ones.

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