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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1943
Page
6
The article praises homemakers for feeding families despite high prices and raised point values. It highlights eggs and fish as complete proteins and offers recipes like Spanish Eggs on Toast and Stuffed Eggs with a Spanish sauce. Cautions include cooking eggs at low temperatures to avoid toughness and suggests varied egg recipes to avoid monotony.
Beaming with nostalgia for bric-a-brac, this feature describes a 14 inch shelf with two side brackets and a trailing vine motif. Mrs Spears provides a full size pattern, materials list, and directions for making the pieces, Pattern No 265, with patterns sold at 15 cents, noting delays due to high demand and wartime conditions.
Advice on storing and cooking meat to save money. Fresh meat should be wiped, wrapped loosely in waxed paper, and kept in the fridge’s coldest spot. Ground meat and variety meats should be used within 24 hours. frozen meat lasts indefinitely but spoils after thawing and must be cooked promptly.
A Lynn Chambers recipe roundup features baked fish with stuffing, mushroom omelet, Spanish halibut, and a Chinese style rice dish. Instructions cover making stuffing, sauces, and baking times, plus tips on choosing fresh fish and rationing questions addressed to Lynn Chambers at Western Newspaper Union in Chicago.
Answers cover Rome's Quirinal hill seven deadly sins a white powder used in care of wounded lines by Coleridge length of a kilometer 20 Bach children Bible verse My help Virginia’s natural bridge spans ninety feet Ptolemaic rulers of Egypt Amphibious versus amphibian operations differ in joint force usage and troop transfers across shores
Sheep born in fall and early winter are sold as hot house lambs, two to four months old. They require special care and account for about one in 25,000 sheep slaughtered annually, making their meat a rare and costly delicacy popular with fine restaurants and luxury buyers.
A fragmentary line notes that suspense is the sole intolerable misfortune of life uttered by Lord Bolingbroke, reflecting a philosophical view on uncertainty and fate.
Government appeals for tire conservation to support American war production. Citizens urged to drive no faster than 35 mph, keep tires inflated, avoid road hazards, accelerate and brake smoothly, align wheels, rotate tires every 5000 miles, inspect for damage, and recap when worn. Synthetic rubber shortages noted as ongoing concern.
The article notes synthetic passenger car tires are yet an unknown quantity and will wear faster under abuse. It urges careful use as rationing begins, highlighting under inflation and rough roads as general tire killers. It warns tubes must be properly installed and not paired with rusty rims.
The article warns that synthetic truck and bus tires in over the road service face severe use, overloads, and heat. It urges recapping carcasses, reducing speeds on hot roads, eliminating overloading, and ensuring proper inflation. Operators and garages must act to conserve tires amid improving but fragile tire durability.
A new tire warranty has been adopted with conditions as they are and synthetic rubber in development. It excludes injuries such as bruises, cuts, heat failures, tread wear, and damages from improper tire care, misuse, overload, excessive speed, improper inflation, or nonconforming rims. The industry urges proper tire care to keep America’s wheels turning.
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