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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1941
Page
6
Nutrition experts endorse inexpensive cuts like cuck roast and hamburger to stretch meals without sacrificing value. The guide compares prices, advises on lamb and beef buying, offers stuffing ideas for lamb shoulder, and provides cooking times, fat tips, and dressings to maximize flavor and nutrition on a budget.
A home kitchen feature presents a four course menu including Cream of Pea Soup, Stuffed Shoulder of Lamb, Parsley Buttered Potatoes, Buttered Carrot Strips, Sweet Cabbage Relish, Peppermint Ice Cream and Chocolate Cup Cakes. It details how to roast beef, make beef and potato dumplings, cube steak with vegetables, stuffed flank steak with parsley stuffing, veal birds with mushroom sauce, and variations. It notes oven temperatures, timings, and serving ideas, with a released Western Newspaper Value.
A young man Melvin Byers offers $500 to manage a motion picture business for Acme Films in Boston. The eastern rep, Mr. Ackert, schemes to recruit a general manager while planning to keep most applicants as duped funds, aiming to steal $7,500 before disappearing to Mexico. Byers presses for a trial, eager to prove himself.
Lynn advises finishing ham veal or pork with apple or crabapple jelly for 30 minutes to create a glossy brown top and appetizing flavor. Crumbled bacon enhances cooked beans squash and spinach when added in the final minutes, with long slow cooking recommended for thrifty cuts like kidney brains heart and liver.
In a Boston room Melvin Byers and a police officer expose Mr. Ackert in a past mining stock style racket, passing a counterfeit five hundred dollars to lure a youth. Ackert signs documents while Byers recalls a similar scam three years ago and hints at Monday confrontation.
In tropical forests spiders weave enormous webs to capture prey. Bird catching spiders in Brazil grow to two inches body length with legs spanning two to three inches. They spin heavy webs that sometimes trap small birds like hummingbirds.
During a two day country stay I toured and planned garden work at the President's cottage and my own. I spoke indoors at Vassar to girls due to rain then returned to New York for a Columbia Columbia University Faculty club event and supper with President Butler. I met Lancaster County graduates and attended a graduation tea. I heard Clarence Streit outline Union Now and viewed Black Mountain slides. Men of Boys Town moved audiences. I praised Common Sense's Whose Sacrifice and noted its call to rethink monopoly profits. I met Seven ty-third Congress wives and Daughters of Patriots, then addressed handicapped children education with updates in New York. I closed with Friends of Children broadcasts to link American and British youths.
An expository lesson on Acts 8 1 8 14 17 25 stressing martyrdom, gospel spread amid persecution, and the need for lay preaching. It cites Stephen the martyr, Philip's Samarian revival, and the consequence of broadened vision leading to active outreach for God.
The May 4 lesson outlines selected gubicets and pericure texts curated and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education for use by permission. The source frames a religious education program with ensured rights for study materials and guidance.
An instructional rug pattern describes a large chrysanthemum design crocheted in four string strands and candlewick style. It covers two shade color schemes with white gray tan or three colors, lists materials and stitches, and includes illustrations and guidance. Send order to:
A concise adage warns that avidity distorts judgment by chasing many things at once. The maxim urges regulating interests and prioritizing major goals over minor gains to maintain balance and focus.
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