Meat rationing advice and meals for strained pantry
Nutrition guidance and practical recipes accompany upcoming voluntary meat rationing. The piece emphasizes protein sources like fish cheese and milk, offering fish fillet in tomato sauce, baked shrimp salad, cheese macaroni loaf, baked potatoes with egg nests, and expert tips from Lynn Chambers. It notes sugar rationing has been challenging and anticipates meat limits of two percent per person weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Lynn Chambers
Western Newspaper Union
South Desplaines Street
Chicago
Illinois
Valen
Alibi By Carlton Jones Mystery Unfolds at Munroe Estate
Captain Howe questions six guests about Harlan Bean's death after Munroe is found handcuffed to his desk and Bean's body discovered. Albee the butler recalls the night of carousing while investigators seize the ash tray clues and a secret leading to a dramatic confrontation in the study.
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Captain Howe
Albee
Anna
John Munroe
Harlan Bean
Captain Howe and I
Medical Examiner
Munroe
Howe
Maniece
Examiner Field
Bean
Lynn Says The Score Card on 2% Meat Ration Per Person
The column explains civilian Share-the-Meat limits at 2 percent pounds per person, including meat, bone, gristle and fat. It lists nutritious cuts and non restricted items, plus fall fruit specials, canned meats, and growing spices like mustard paprika and cayenne from Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Cayenne
Louisiana
Ingenious alibi foiled by cigarette remnants, captain notes
The dialogue reveals a suspect claiming a business quarrel led to a fatal shooting in a nearly soundproof study. The killer chained himself to a desk to fake an alibi, but the missing cigarette butts and an unused pad from a special brand expose the ruse. Captain Howe acknowledges the clever ploy as a notable case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
Bean
Captain Howe
Associated Newspapers
WNU
Figurin' Wrong at the Horizontal Barn
A sparsely readable tale shows Sheriff Sam Shepard confronting Harry Fontenalla after the death of Walt Hadges at the Horizontal Bar. Sheriff investigates clues, including a rope fiber in Walt s hand and a buried gun, amid a drunken confrontation and murder accusations.
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Walt Hadges
Harry Fontenalla
Walt
Cliff Sterling
Harry
Sam Shepard
Sam
Wall
Shepard
Corral
Pelt
Lveckon
Associated Newspaper
WNU
Motives That Strengthen Family Life Lesson Text
A faith centered home strengthens daily life through recognizing God in the home and serving Him. The lesson cites Exodus and Joshua as examples of faith and leadership, stressing obedience within the family, and the sacred bond of marriage as the model for a harmonious home.
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Moses
Joseph
God
Josh
Joshua
Israel
Christ
Patterns Twin Toys and Corduroy Jerkin Outfit
Patterns show twin toy dolls 15 inches tall with muslin bodies and yarn hair, dressed in scraps. Also offered are a corduroy jerkin and skirt suit with blouses, sizes 12 to 40, using 39 inch fabric and remnants for costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Jim
Willie
Millie
Quesuhold 5 Intses Mirrors Brighten Rooms
Mirrors framed to harmonize with furnishings brighten dark corners in hallways bedrooms and living rooms. Chamois gloves retain color when washed in water boiled with orange peel. Dimit dry lemons to soften them for use. Too much sugar prevents sweet biscuits from rising properly.
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Alibi
Carlton Jones
International Council of Religious Educations
Joshua Bad
Ephesians
Harold 1
Weat
Lundquist
D. D. O Institute of Chicago
Rm Newspaper Union
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
West Wacker Dr
Kellogg's
Ee Vez Ay Mall
Hulman & CO
Terre Haute, Ind
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