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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1946
Page
7
The piece notes fish availability at markets and suggests broiling or baking as preferred cooking methods. It provides two baked Ash style recipes using cereal as a extender, with ingredients like flaked fish, milk, corn flakes, cheese, and herbs, plus basic directions for a crisp top and moist center.
A collection of vintage recipe ideas from Lynn Chambers features Fish Chowder Pie with a crusty topping and a fish filling based on milk, eggs, and lemon plus pastry. Also included are Shrimp Stuffed Peppers with canned shrimp celery onion carrot mayonnaise chili sauce lemon juice and a shrimp garnish, plus Shrimp and Cabbage Stuffing for peppers or tomatoes. Released by Western Newspaper Union.
Practical kitchen tips cover reviving stale rolls with water in a paper bag, heating in a moderate oven, doubling tea flavor with orange rind, hard cooking leftover egg yolks then grating as a salad garnish, using celery tips for soups, and enriching waffles, pancakes, or mashed potatoes with leftovers like sausage, bacon, or potatoes.
A Washington VA weekly column warns veterans of investment scams after discharge. It urges caution, directs to banks and the Better Business Bureau, and notes free legal aid and life-insurance conversion as safer options. Readers ask about draft deferments, widow pensions, farm work, retroactive allotments, travel promises, and GI Bill rights.
The column recounts claims about German knowledge of U S atomic plans and a spy at Oak Ridge, noting controversial wartime tactics and public figures like Gloria De Haven, Walter Winchell, and President Truman. It mentions Bowlen, Schwellenbach, and Valtin citizenship denial, plus anecdotes from entertainment and politics.
In Mexico City markets and sidewalks thousands of artisans keep traditional hand crafts alive amid rapid mechanization. The article notes blankets weaving like ancient schools, street puestos, crude painters, shoemakers, basket weavers, and an open air writing service where a typist drafts business and love letters for customers.
Easter Island in the South Pacific is not the remnant of a lost continent. Dr. Alfred Metraux notes the island’s 890 year history and the stone statues do not prove ancient civilization ties. The site has enigmatic wooden tablets with alleged hieroglyphic writing similar to Indus Valley glyphs.
Advice highlights main risks for children from matches bonfires and hot liquids and urges removing hazards. Instructions cover turning pan handles away from edges serving hot fluids safely keeping children away from appliances and fires and using shields and fire resistant clothing as safeguards.
The article explains clay pigeons are made of molten pitch and limestone not clay, tracing origins to George Ligowsky and early targets. It details material problems across seasons, high in-flight speeds, and the target’s internal nomenclature and scoring features.
El Salvador limited its presidency to a single four year term, contrasting with Maryland in size and population. The nation, among Central America’s six republics, hosts about 1.83 million people on 18,176 square miles. Coffee dominates exports, comprising a major share of trade, with domestic labor focusing on cherry harvesting for two months annually.
A study of normal English texts lists letter frequencies in 200 letters with A sixteen B three C four D eight H twenty six H twelve I thirteen J one K two L one M six N fourteen O sixteen P four Q zero R thirteen S twelve T seventeen U six V two W three X zero Y four Z zero. Telegraphic texts show relative frequencies in a 100000 letter sample with E126 T90 R83 I76 N76 OT4 A72 S58 D40 L38 C33 H33 F30 U30 P27 M25 Y21 G18 W14 V13 B11 X5 K3 Q3 J2 721.
Pattern No. 286 shows how to build a substantial chest of drawers from straight lumber with basic hand tools. Two or three chests grouped together create a dramatic effect and solve storage for linens, guest belongings, and odds ends. The pattern lists materials, lumber sizes, and step-by-step diagrams with no extra tools required.
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