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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1944
Page
6
A guide to affordable noon meals focusing on low points and strong nutrition. It suggests soups using leftover vegetables like green peas spinach and carrots, plus varied sandwiches with low point cream cheese and toppings such as pimiento relish and chives to avoid lunch monotony. It also includes simple recipes for Creamed Soup and Dream of Corn Soup using common ingredients and clear steps.
Guidance on cooking details emphasizes enhancing dishes with small touches like apple butter on bread pudding and grape jelly, using larger vegetable pieces in casseroles, and varied biscuit cutters. It also suggests frying apple slices in bacon for aroma with old fashioned griddle cakes and advises saving used fats to take to your butcher.
A luncheon plan offers Cream of Corn Soup, Cream Cheese and Peanut Sandwiches on Boston Brown Bread, and a Date and Orange Salad. The menu presents simple, era-appropriate dishes for a midday gathering.
Weather Stations In Greenland presents a World War II feature by Bernt Balchen detailing the Arctic war effort. It describes Greenland’s strategic role, Nazi weather flights, weather patrols, and the crucial link between Arctic forecasts and European operations, highlighting covert combat and scientific espionage.
A vivid chronicle of midtown and downtown New York exposing famed venues, hidden passages, and a parade of colorful figures. From Broadway’s Great White Way and Radio City to Fraunces Tavern, Greenwich Village alleys, and a blind peddler on 44th Street, the piece sketches a city of contrasts and character.
A new tick transmitted disease Bul lig fevar is described by Col. John C. Woodland Maj. Mor decai McDowell and Capt. John T. Richards. Identified at Bracke General hospital Fort Sam Houston Texas in 1942. The illness features abrupt fever chills headache lassitude loss of appetite and weakness with a fever lasting about five days. Convalescence is prolonged and rash appears in about ten percent of cases with incubation of seven to ten days.
The article notes Quebec’s French Canadians maintain loyal ties to the British Crown and an integral Dominion role. It highlights bilingual signs, historic monuments, and institutions like Ursuline Convent, Basili ca, Notre Dame Church, and Laval University as French heritage anchors in America. It describes Quebec as a historic capital and port, now industrializing with water power fueling pulp, paper, steel, powder, machinery, and cutlery industries. It cites tourism growth prewar and a rising interest in winter sports, labeling Quebec as the North American St Moritz.
Nylon, dating to 1940, found use in on-the-fly nylon ropes for airmail pickup and glider tow. Its lightness, strength, and elasticity absorbed shock between plane and mail container, with steel-like strength and rubber-like springiness. Nylon tow rope carried first glider across the Atlantic from Montreal to London and may have hauled glider troops in Sicily.
Advice on a practical house dress emphasizing ample sleeve and skirt width for action comfort. Recommends simple durable design with convenient packet placement, comfortable fabrics like percale and gingham, and ease of laundering for long daily wear.
Carrots are a versatile all purpose vegetable used in stews roasts soups and chowders. They appear in salads loaves sandwiches and molded gelatin dishes. Shredded carrots with cabbage make year round salads while grated carrot with raisins prunes and dried fruit adds crunch for sandwiches.
The garden web worm is identifiable by its base web, feeds at night, and hides in its web by day. Control tips include making calcium arsenate dust mixed with high calcium lime or Bordeaux mixtures, with timeliness and thorough application emphasized.
Rotenone, a potent insecticide aiding U S farmers, is being studied for medical uses and skin infection treatments. Experiments by American and British forces show encouraging progress in applying rotenone to infectious skin diseases.
We know the eighteenth century is the golden age of cabinet makers with Chippendale Hepplewhite Sheraton and the Adam brothers flourishing then and copied by late colonial cabinet makers. The furniture styles of that era become standard in modern adaptations, while a note points to a serial on period curtain fagn tans and offers booklets for sewing home projects.
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