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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1941
Page
6
A homemaking column offers pie making tips for newlyweds, stressing cold ingredients for crusts, careful handling, and step by step pastry technique. It outlines chocolate pie and general methods, aiming to help a young wife win praise with well made desserts.
This excerpt outlines steps for Spanish Cream Pie with gelatin custard filling and a pastry adaptable by orange juice in the crust, plus variations like cheese pastry for apple pie and spiced pastry for fruit pies. It also includes a crumb pastry and a classic apple pie method, all framed as a summer dessert guide released by the Western Newspaper Union.
Lois faces a choice between Kent Whittaker and Jack Dunn amid herd work and a bullfight rescue. Kent defuses Jack’s arrogance, earns Lois’s admiration, and then assertively defeats Jack, prompting Lois to realize Kent will not stay.
Lynn Says shares homemaking tips approved by hundreds of cooks and housewives. Do not pour cold water on hot tin or aluminum pans to avoid wear. Boil a new rope clothes line in soapy water to soften and lengthen its life. A round whisk broom sprinkles evenly as a clothes sprinkler. Grease spots on wallpaper may lift with blotting paper and a warm iron. Plan meals with bacon as fat rather than meat due to low protein.
Evelyn Lee, blind from birth, hosts a midnight kitchen party for a dozen friends, serving coffee and angel food cake in darkness. She guides guests with confidence, her cooking fame growing as she plans a Braille cookbook to be published soon.
Chicago weighs 200000 printed folders to educate jaywalkers after a proposed ordinance. A police knapsack will carry picture folders instead of lunch or a gun, and violators would face fines from 1 to 200 dollars after an educational period.
A coastal editorial laments a proposed halt on auto model changes during the emergency. It argues Americans would resist a year of unchanged sedans and urges the president or Congress to allow some updates. The piece cites Elmer Twitchell’s appeal and notes public jests, knitting humor, and a wartime mood.
An old catalog fragment promotes a cutting guide with color suggestions and a yardage estimate totaling 18 cents per item. It instructs readers to send their order to a listed address for the accessory, implying a mail order process from a bygone era.
A humorous column notes a man deemed the meanest after a deaf customer tale. Burglars, time and money mix with playful jabs about records and phonographs, while line gibes hint at social foibles and witty observations.
A wife berates her husband with a sharp remark about her words while he keeps silent, prompting a quip that he might respond if she prunes her phrasing. The exchange captures a strained domestic scene.
A man, while on his way to work, stops to light his pipe facing the wind, then walks on and unexpectedly finds himself back home. He notes with surprise that the day went fast and laughs at the swift passage of time.
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