Through Courage and Care for the Returning Soldier
Kathleen Norris counsels service wives facing war’s aftermath to pursue through living not retreat. A wife should build a life with her injured husband, focusing on what he can do, creating a home and future. Examples from England and America show resilience, planning, and shared purpose as the path forward.
Women Must Face New Crisis
War demands many sacrifices and sacred duties cannot be neglected. Many men will return crippled and injured, and young wives must meet problems heroically. There is no way out except through, as the real woman greets the returning serviceman with courage and confidence. If he is injured, she must learn what he can do. Consider the greater sacrifice he has made when she ponders sacrificing her best years.
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Italy
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Fire Hose Used Against Planes in Navy Action
In the southwest pacific during a Japanese air raid on a damaged tank landing craft Commander Busch of the U S Navy fired a hose to direct a stream at approaching planes. The first two Japs veered away, the third dropped a bomb. Busch left the ship uninjured and puzzled by the attack.
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The Swordfish Stringbag of Britain's Fleet Air Arm
The Fairey Swordfish, a slow lumbering biplane nicknamed Stringbag, remains a mainstay of Britain's Fleet Air Arm. Its slow speed masks rugged reliability as it torpedoed ships, spotted targets, and even fought off attackers, with famed hardships from Taranto to Dunkirk and the North Atlantic.
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Fleet Air Arm
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Norway
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Italy
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Thrifty Meats Cooking Tips And Budget Friendly Dishes
Budget guided cookery column offers meat tips to stretch dollars with recipes for chuck steak grapefruit butter pork chops with apple stuffing spaghetti and ham ring liver with vegetables and beef heart stuffing. Practical steps, substitutions, and a call for readers to request salad ideas are included.
Butter your bread carefully on vitamin C tips
Lynn Says The Score Card notes households will average about 11 pounds per person yearly. Do not feed garbage, peel citrus for more vitamin C, as the peel holds three times the content of pulp or juice. Peeling suits sauces and candies. Dehydration under natural gas preserves vitamin C fully. expect carrots onions and sweet potatoes to be tasted soon. Pork and egg supplies are good.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1935 for Child Dresses
Advertisement notes a Barbara Bell pattern 1935 designed for girls sizes 3 to 7. It features a pinafore and blouse with suggested materials, emphasizing a simple, pretty style mothers can sew.
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Barbara Bell
Plant Oddities From Seed Pods to Wooden Roses
A piece highlights plant curiosities: wooden roses are seed containers from a Hawaiian native vine, screw beans grow in southwestern Texas, and nymphs comb pods from Yuccatan resemble sunflower blooms.
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Texas
Yucatan
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