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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1943
Page
8
Recipes show how to turn small amounts of meat into multiple meals. County Chicken Loaf and Chicken Yorkshire reuse leftovers with vegetables and sauces. Other dishes include Meat and Rice au Gratin and Lamb and Spaghetti Casserole, plus mushroom enriched casseroles and guidance on serving ideas and notes on nutrition.
The message urges collecting and preserving fats and bone trimmings from meat, notes markets will buy unused fats, and lists uses from frying to baking. It describes rendering fat by heating with potatoes, straining through cheesecloth, and storing in light proof containers for future use in spice and chocolate cakes and cookies.
The article promotes home dressmaking as a conservation measure and fun craft. It outlines essential pressing equipment such as an open end ironing board and various cushions, explains making a ham cushion, and notes how to stuff cushions with newspaper, rags, or cotton. It also advertises Mrs Spears's Better Dressmaking book with a request for readers to send name and address for a description and offer.
A Lincoln quote appears in the text showing a simple creed: do your best, and the outcome will matter less than the effort. The speaker invokes Lincoln to justify perseverance amid criticism, claiming lasting integrity regardless of verdicts.
A long traveling clan of 4,000 relatives in the American South sustains horse and mule trade. Their sole official address is a Atlanta undertaker, where they ship corpses, hold an April gathering for marriages, and conduct an annual mass funeral. The Congo eel is misnamed as a Congo eel but is a salamander.
State police gave ex aminations for licenses. A middle aged Negro was asked about highway rules and the white line in the middle of the road. The man quipped Fo bi cycles. A worker sought a raise claiming rival offers from gas electric and furnishing firms.
A humorous exchange recalls a curious episode where a client explains a bump on the head after peering into a dumb waiter shaft to check if it would rise, revealing a comic misadventure rather than danger.
Wartime guidance stresses that America has enough rubber for essential needs and that tire makers convert to life rafts and fuel tanks. It warns of manpower shortages, urges reduced driving, proper tire care, recapping, correct inflation, and adherence to a new tire warranty to keep transportation functioning during war.
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