Veterans Bureau column answers serviceman questions
Readers ask about discharges, pensions, and insurance. Eisenhower promises phased releases with point and service rules, while the Veterans Administration weighs each case. Answers cover widow pensions, Spanish American War pension exchanges, prisoner of war compensation, pre Pearl Harbor ribbons, and disability claims processing delays.
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Veterans’ Administration
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Philadelphia
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Simple Wartime Salads Boost Entertaining On Low Sugar
Wartime dining advice highlights simple, well prepared meals for gatherings. It suggests salads with tiny sandwiches and tea for afternoon meetings, and coffee cake with coffee for evening events. Emphasizes conserving sugar, using substitutes, and tailoring recipes to reduced sugar. It offers two versatile salad ideas to pair with sandwiches as a main dish.
Lynn Chambers Menu and Salmon Ring Mold Recipe
Menu items include roast loin of pork candied apples sweet potatoes Brussels sprouts and beverages. Salmon ring mold combines tomato juice gelatin salmon celery onion and mayo served on lettuce with dressing. Also listed is Frozen Fruit Salad with cottage cheese pineapple cherries peaches oranges marshmallows and whipped cream.
Frilled Dishes and Historic Quips From The Era
A long, merged recipe and anecdote column blends kitchen guidance with light historical anecdotes. It lists ham and egg salad style fillings, a fruited coffee cake, and a frozen prune whip, followed by short biographical quips about Roosevelt, Dreiser, Darrow, Norris, Eisenhower, Churchill, Twain, and other figures.
Lyon Says Keep Hats Gloves and Garments Clean
Lyons advice covers cleaning light-colored felt hats and kid gloves with art gum or wallpaper cleaner, improving light furs with corn meal or flour, shaking out and brushing well, taping irritated shoe surfaces, and mending woolen garments by ripping a thread from the cloth for darning.
Favorite Teen Pattern No 0807a for Alzes Fi Dress
Sewing Circle patterns note high demand for popular pattern No 0807a with sizes 12 to 18 and yardage details for blouses and ribbons. Due to current conditions, a slightly longer fill time is needed for some orders while restocking proceeds.
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Alzes Fi
Household hints and easy home maintenance tips
When the family tires of breakfast options offer freshly popped corn with milk or cream and sugar. Clean and paint book shelves to deter moths and insects. trim dangling dress threads by tucking ends inside or sewing. Ivy grows in water with a dash of plant food. no water change needed. Warm linoleum scratches with boiled linseed oil, then wipe clean and dry for 48 hours.
To Save Money Mix Your Cough Relief at Home
A home remedy guide touts mixing cough syrup using sugar or corn syrup with water and Pinex. It claims easy preparation, strong relief by loosening phlegm and soothing irritation, and a money back guarantee if not delighted.
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