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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1944
Page
6
Kathleen Norris urges women to face money worries honestly as war drags on. She shares a tale of a family paying debts, investing in modest property, and preparing for soldiers to return home with calm, hopeful households and fewer quarrels.
A veteran columnist contrasts American doughboys with British soldiers on the Italian front. He notes grim conditions in Italy, hopes for rapid victory, and the strong desire of U S troops to return home. The piece weighs postwar aims, isolationism, and the slow progress toward Rome amid a protracted campaign.
Lynn Chambers shares economical leftovers ideas from holiday meals. Includes Chicken Noodle Loaf, Veal Chop Suey, Chili Vegetable Meat Roll, biscuit dough wraps, and bean and meat casserole with practical tips and serving suggestions. Readers are directed to Western Newspaper Union for more tips.
Vivian Gardner of Dayton writes to defend a Winchell quote about newspaper men and recalls Bob Casey's famed line. The piece surveys wartime media, including Carl Mydans and Lite magazine items, a Rayburn speech, and the Paper Doll song tale, noting propaganda limits and Cairo Teheran conference reactions.
Bright aprons designed for bazaar gifts and home use. Includes gingham or bleached muslin options and rac braid bias binding scraps for trims. Diagram provides skirt cutting and waist shaping with bib or bibless styles and four inch wide ties.
Advice on extending processed foods by pairing with fresh seasonal items and local produce. Recommends mixing canned foods with milk or cream for invalids and children, using purees with other vegetables, and combining leftovers into relishes or salads. Encourages reducing waste by mixing leftovers with vegetables and spices.
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