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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1946

Page

6

Taking Oneself Too Seriously In daily life

The passage catalogs how pride and over seriousness sour relationships. It profiles women like Sally Brown and Emily who irritate friends with self importance and know it all boasting, plus Olive Cutter who clings to ancestral myths. It warns married women overly protective of Herbert and family honor harm harmony at home.

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Overlook Trifles and Keep Focus on Big Issues

An old guidance piece urges readers to avoid self-importance and petty slights. It urges paying attention to truly important matters, not revenge or dwelling on unimportant offenses, and suggests most problems resolve if one stays calm and unfazed.

Personal reactions and advice on marriage and wool care

A fragment discusses self-centered remarks harming marriages and urges unselfish, cheerful usefulness to save relationships. It shifts to practical guidance on cleaning wool, noting moisture absorption, stain removal, and brushing mud stains before they set, with dry cleaning suggested for ink and grease spots.

Veterans Aid Column Guides Mail Rules for Pensions

A special editors note outlines Veterans Administration mail rules to speed responses. It reports 125,000 daily letters to Washington with a lean staff and lists essential details for pension, insurance, and death benefits, plus Q and A on burial, survivor pensions, and service unit roles.

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Leftover Revival: Chicken Loaf and Noodle Dishes

Homemakers can repurpose holiday leftovers into tasty meals. Recipes include Chicken Loaf using diced meat, celery, peppers, and milk with a bread crumb binding baked at 300 degrees for about 45 minutes. Also, Chicken Turnovers fold minced meat in pastry with white sauce and parsley baked at high heat. Cottage Cheese With Noodles offers a simple side option.

Handy kitchen hints from Lynn on butter and leftovers

Lynn offers practical tips for preserving butter by keeping one day's supply in a special compartment and the rest in its paraffined carton. He cautions that butter is delicate and easily absorbs odors, and suggests storing it in paraffined paper for flavor. He notes stale bread used in water removes odors and scraps of meat can flavor baked goods. A syrup drizzle from spiced fruits enhances roasts.

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Creamy leftovers Macaroni dish and baked beans

A home style compilation of recipes uses leftover meats with macaroni mushrooms and sour cream. Includes Creamy Macaroni with Meat serving six, Baked Beans with brown bread, and hints to vary meals after the holidays.

Sewing Circle Patterns Junior Frock With Cap Sleeves

Pattern No. 8901 offers a gay cap sleeved junior frock with a long waistline and soft gathers to accent a midriff, featuring a flattering sweetheart neck. It comes in sizes 24, 12, 13, 14, 16, and 18, with yardage for Winch or JS-inch material.

Practical Cookery Tips for Home Use

When roast chicken is half done, sprinkle with nutmeg and finish baking. If grease spills on wood, pour cold water, then scrub with hot soapy water. An old sheet catches threads while sewing. Wash brooms after use and store. Pour batter from a pitcher for the last bit. Melt shortening with a splash of water to remove it. Use cooking water to starch delicate lace. Sandpaper on a block increases speed.

Make Your Own Cough Syrup At Home Adv

A vintage ad describes a cheap home remedy for coughs using sugar or corn syrup as a base with Pinax from a drugstore. Mix with water, bottle for a pint family supply, and claim it soothes phlegm irritations and improves air passages. Money back if not pleased.

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