Healthful Vitamin Rich Foods In Spring Menus
Homemakers are urged to add vitamin rich greens fruits and citrus to diets as markets brighten with spring produce. Emphasis on two fruits two vegetables and a citrus daily, garden produce, and quick vitamin preservation by minimal washing or cooking. Greens such as lettuce parsley and watercress provide iron and vitamin A while vitamin C aids teeth and wound healing. Raw vegetables retain more vitamins. avoid water and air exposure to preserve nutrients.
Lynn Says A Day in May For Your Fridge Foods
Guidance on proper refrigeration explains where to store desserts meats dairy and produce to keep them fresh. It covers freezing meat fish milk custards butter leftovers and fruits using shelf zones and a crisper to preserve crispness.
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Lynn
Presh Ag
Colorful vegetable dishes and a stacked pantry recipe column
Compact guide offers veggie storage tips and themed dishes. Recipes include Cottage Cheese Vegetable Salad with chives and pimiento, Green Pepper Stuffed With Macaroni, and Orangeade Refrigerator Pudding. Also notes Lynn Chambers invites reader queries to the Western Newspaper Union problem clinic in Chicago.
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Lynn Chambers
Western Newspaper Union
South Desplaines Street
Chicago
Illinois
Americans Submarines By Frank Gervasi
Dozens of American submarine commanders set records in the Pacific as the Navy Cross tally rises. Submarines prove their offensive power despite early underestimation, with losses of only six boats since the war began and U. S. subs sinking or damaging 27 percent of all enemy warships and 60 percent of noncombatant shipping.
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Pacific
Fiiers
Argonaut
Japan
Congress
U. S
Navy Department
United Nations
Broadway Idle Rumors and Gags In The Stage World
Lint From a Blue Serge Suit surveys Broadway and Hollywood whimsy. Notes on Vaudeville decline, stars visiting New York, stage doors, and the wartime theater scene with jokes about agents, backers, and censorship.
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Movietown
Wiliam Saroyan
Winter Garden of Eden
New York
Ringling Circus
Joe Miller
Joe Column
Yankees Eyeing Easy Pennant Despite 1943 Struggles
The piece assesses the 1943 American League outlook, highlighting the Yankees’ strong pitching with Bantam, Donald, Borowy, and others, while noting star losses like DiMaggio and Rizzuto. It ranks teams behind New York, cites Cleveland, Detroit, and Chicago as potential runners-up, and suggests the Yankees remain favored to win the pennant despite war-era challenges.
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Browns
Red Sox
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Tommy Henrich
Phil Rizzuto
Red Rolfe
Buddy Hassett
Red Ruding
Ernie Bantam
Atley Donald
Hank Borowy
Marvin Bruer
Spud Chandler
McCarthy
Bonham
Chandler
Boreny
New York
Detroit
Boston
Chiesga
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Luke Sewell
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Low
Indians
Tigers
Dick Wakefield
Beaumont
Wakefield
White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
Bob Johnson
Making a double bed spread from old sheets and scraps
A homemaking guide describes combining printed cotton with side strips from worn sheets to form a full bed spread. It shows cutting a center bottom section and using six inch strips of pink and white fabric. The piece notes coordinating pink and white print with white muslin for curtains and decorative mats for a framed display.
Booklet Offers Home Repair Tips In New Publication
The notice describes a new home guide prepared by Mrs. Spears featuring 32 illustrated pages with numerous ways to make, repair and remodel items for the home. It costs 15 cents and requests for booklets should be mailed directly to the address provided.
Reversed Courtship and Daily Gags From a London Crowd
A jumble of gags and vignettes shows a crowd during a blackout as a London couple exchange banter. A young woman jokes about kissing. Herbert denies it while a spectator vows to teach the culprit a lesson. Other bits feature courting failures and a Sunday school quip about the ten commandments.
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London
Rbert
Herbert
Erber
Regimental insignia and camels in Army life
Service men favor Camel cigarettes as a tradition, with regimental shield insignia on lapels and caps echoing their flag. The gift from home sparks cheers, though overseas mail has package restrictions.
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U. 5
U. S
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Bride Carried High in Bugis Wedding Custom
The Bugis tribes in Celebes require a three day pre ceremony where the bride’s feet never touch the ground as she is carried on family shoulders while under drug influence. This unusual ritual precedes a traditional marriage in the Dutch East Indies setting.
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Dutch East Indies
Lustreful grooming tonic for unruly hair and shine
Advertises H Al R Morolins Half Tonic in a large bottle at 25c. Claims a well groomed tame look sold everywhere. Encourages keeping unruly hair lying flat with a lustrous finish.
Glass fiber corrosion reduces strength by finger touch
Corrosion on glass fiber, noted for tensile strength greater than steel, can lose at least 95 percent of its strength when a trace of corrosion appears on the surface due to finger contact.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Gervasi
Collier’s Weekly
Toscanini
USO
Broadway
France
Quarrel Jover
Schraft
Zorina
Met
America
Missimo Chiang
Missimo
Weaterr Newspag
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Tae
Ruth Wyeth Spears Redford
Toff
John Zemmerhlan
Ea Ae
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