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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1942
Page
6
A vintage recipe roundup presents Split Pea and Salami Soup serving six with peas onions celery salami and milk, plus Onion Soup for eight using butter stock bread and cheese. The note suggests variations with ham or other meats and hints at serving with rye toast and cheese.
A vintage food feature presents recipes for split pea and chowder using haddock or cod and salt pork. It details steps for fish chowder, black bean soup, a celery slaw, and quick bouillon, with suggestions to garnish and serve with meals.
News from the North Pole notes Santa’s load will be lighter this Christmas as metal toys give way to wooden designs. American manufacturers showcase ingenuity with wooden runabouts and gunmounted carriages, duplicating army gear in dolls and ships, while china firms mass produce bisque dolls and 27 inch prizes.
A radio feature from Lynn Says covers stain removal for linens during holidays. It cites the American Institute of Laundering on cranberry stains and cloth weakening, plus methods for coffee cocoa and fruit juice stains, milk cream and ice cream, and candle grease using carbon tetrachloride with care to avoid rubbing.
An old newspaper note explains why evergreen decorations can stay past New Year. It highlights bittersweet branches, Douglas fir, ivy, and holly as lasting indoor adornments. Tips include using a silver bowl for holly clusters and maintaining color through January. The piece then shifts to a seasonal meditation contrasting wise men and modern magi watching skies for signs of danger.
An old legend tells of Baboushka, a penitent elder who visited homes on Christmas in pre Communist Russia. She once misdirected the Wise Men and refused shelter to the Holy Family. Realizing her error she now travels Russia each Christmas seeking the Infant Jesus and peering at sleeping children.
Indians of North Carolina stewed yaupon, a southern holly, to make a drink used before battles and at tribal feasts. The practice preceded white settlement and also served to treat certain ailments.
Harold L. Lundquist presents a Sunday School unit emphasizing dynamic living through surrendered faith. The guide stresses personal consecration, nonconformity to the world, and a Christlike life expressed in humility, love, and service within the church and in daily world affairs.
A trim apron is shown with two patch pockets for utility and style. Pattern No 8254 offers sizes 34 to 48 with yardage for 35 inch fabric and braid trim. Also highlighted is Pattern No 62703 a slim jumper outfit for children ages 4 to 12 with blouse fabric requirements. Send orders to the provided address.
The text lists terse statements including Apollo and Thomas Paine, with notes about asbestos mining, sleep fear, and travel origins of Gypsies, suggesting a fragmented, puzzle like item from a newspaper page.
Collier s notes describe elaborate unions between animals and inanimate objects in the Orient. India has held weddings of trees monkeys and states while Japan joins rocks flagons and kimonos. A Kyoto rite in 1934 featured a bride silk garment and a groom hand embroidered robe.
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