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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1943
Page
6
Traditional Thanksgiving may favor chicken this year with the same spirit as former feasts. Simple, well seasoned dishes shine. learn to truss a chicken, make celery stuffing, roast slowly, and finish with cranberry sauce. Includes baked sweet potatoes with apples, two hour rolls, steamed pudding, and a note offering a recipe inquiry to Lynn Chambers at the Western Newspaper Union in Chicago.
The Mollywood artist Chatheld travels with Margaret and Dwight Nichola to a Mexican yacht cruise. Elsa’s party arrives first by plane and the group dines at Sam Th Hd’s ranch. Rogers questions the family and guests about Witty’s death, uncovering hidden motives among the attendees.
In a heated gathering, suspects confess possible motives for Kitty Chatfield’s death, including Elsa Nichols and Reed Barton. George Rumble questions Chesebro’s presence and hints at a hidden killer as Roger’s interrogation widens the circle while a festive patio scene unfolds outside.
Lynn Says promotes saving fuel by planning to cook multiple items in one oven. Suggests cooking meat vegetables hot bread and dessert together to avoid using extra surface heat. Advises timing food to oven readiness and not opening the door to check progress.
The article describes indoor morning glory blooms in a bathroom and suggests making a box cabinet with scalloped top and bottom, inspired by a blue and white design. It notes anchored spools keep the window mirror from sliding and mentions Mrs. Spears designed pattern 207 for cut-out scallops for wood or fabric.
A fragmented dialogue centers on military conscription and preference, with a draftee asking for ex-service status and a joking exchange about light in a den. The quirky exchange touches on voids, openings, and family banter about missing tarts.
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