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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
6
A home cooking excerpt promotes protein variety using chicken and fish, with a detailed Chicken Chowder recipe for six. It emphasizes smart meal planning, pairing dishes with crisp vegetables, and suggests Chef's Salad as a complementary course. The tone urges homemakers to diversify daily menus and showcase culinary savvy.
Lynn urges consumers to buy meat only from stamped carcasses with permit and grade marks and to consult posted ceiling prices. Bread rules limit wrapping, returns, and display. bakers may offer up to 15 bread and nine roll varieties weekly. white bread must be enriched with milk solids 3 to 4 parts per 100 parts flour.
A home kitchen guide presents Chicken Chowder, Spaghetti and Chicken Casserole, and Creamed Deviled Eggs with step by step instructions, plus a Peach Pudding dessert. It includes tips on lettuce preparation, supplies from Western Newspaper Union, and a poetic Washington Picture Postcards feature about busy capital life.
An account recounts how German forces seized Toulon in 1942 after cutting France to radio and telephone isolation, prompting French sailors and officers to sabotage ships and port facilities. The narrative emphasizes the self- sacrifice of crews who destroyed vessels and defended the cadet school before reaching shore and becoming prisoners.
A reflective piece linking 1943 pennant races to wartime draft realities. It notes two shocking findings from physical exams: 25,000 of 100,000 youths aged 18 to 25 unfit for service, and many star athletes deemed unfit. Highlights Byron Nelson and other sports figures, and critiques youth training ideas and draft boards.
The excerpt notes a Barbara Bell Patterns No. 1782-8 for sizes 10 through 20 with busts 28 to 38, describing a two-piece dress with simple moulded lines and feminine trimming. Yardage estimates include 334 yards of 39-inch fabric for size 12 with short sleeves, plus 3 yards contrast for collar and 144 yards for machine made ruling.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1770-B offers a colorful youthful princess dress trimmed with brilliant wool-embroidered posies at neck and hem. Sizes 10 through 20, with yardage figures for 30 and 34 or 39 inch fabrics, plus embroidery and trim requirements.
Fishing kits containing dehydrated pork rinds a floating knife hooks and rigs a dip net cotton gloves and waterproof instructions are now part of the equipment of lifeboats and rafts.
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