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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1942
Page
6
Sugar saving desserts and cakes are shown using honey molasses and maple syrup. Featured recipes include Honey Raisin Crumb Pie, Magic Chocolate Pie, Marshmallow Maple Rennet Custard, Butterscotch Ice Box Cake, Apple Sauce Cake with Raisin Nut Frosting, and a cheese tray idea. Also a lemon pepper meat dish with tomato sauce and a note inviting readers to ask Miss Lynn Chambers for household advice.
Preston Mason uses trickery to lure Ina away from a dance and warns her against David Rollins. Ina divorces his preferred plan, accepts a ring from Rollins on approval, then faces Preston’s return with mixed feelings about his sense of honor. Their drive ends with a stalled car and a tense standoff over a planned kiss.
The article offers guidance on preserving aluminum tin and Tron in cooking utensils. It warns against soaking, suggests very fine scouring powder or steel wool for aluminum, and recommends cooking acidic foods sparingly. For Tron it advises washing in hot soapy water, and if needed using hot soda water. Rust should be treated with scouring powder or steel wool, then dried and stored wrapped in paper. Tin care notes that shiny finish fades and recommends boiling burnt foods out with soda and water for five minutes, then rinse and dry.
State College Pennsylvania reports Penn State launches an eye conscious program for freshmen hygiene to prepare future draftees. A compulsory vision clinic will educate about eye care, testing, and referral to specialists. Lectures and demonstrations cover eye strain prevention, lighting, study habits, and nutrition. Two surveys will assess dorm lighting and laboratory lighting.
Washington observes women in industry as a key war effort factor with Chicago plant reporting 85 percent female staff and managers noting women often outperform men. After the war planners fear women may return to homes, altering labor supply and buying power. Warehousing bottlenecks emerge as war speeds production, prompting government rental of idle plants to avert government-built facilities and preserve market-competitive space for postwar use.
Seasonal produce helps budget accuracy with dried vegetables such as sweet corn green string beans green peas pumpkins squash celery and greens and fruits like apples and berries. Onion juice added after cooking preserves flavor. Rotate bed sheet folds weekly to avoid creases. Store bread in a cool dry ventilated container. Prevent lard rancidity by limiting air light and heat. Store fish by scalding briefly and salt fish by sour milk soaking. Rotate mattress when changing sheets.
This note promotes home craft ideas with bright cupboards and towels, and offers pattern No 207 for cut-out scallops and pattern No 202 with hot iron transfers of Morning Glory designs. Patterns are 10 cents each, to be ordered by number and address.
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