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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1942
Page
6
Pattern 7350 provides jacket instructions in sizes 12 14 and 16 18 with illustrations of eehes and lists required materials. Send your ot to the indicated address for details and ordering.
A Kellogg's advertisement explains constipation stems from low bulk in modern diets. It promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as daily bulk to aid colonic content, urging regular water intake for lasting relief and advising medical consultation if not improved.
A terse aphorism about looming major happenings announces that great events arrive with stronger noise than the morning star, invoking moral gravitas and historical weight. The quote frames anticipation and uncertainty as society braces for change.
Readers are advised to embrace casseroles for main dishes that are economical, easy to prepare, and crowd-pleasing. A variety of recipes follow, including Rice and Chicken Casserole, Lamb and Lima Bean Pie, and Ribs of Beef With Vegetables, with serving tips and a note on not overloading flavors.
Scientific notes warn vegetables lose vitamin C when left at room temperature. Lettuce can shed about 40 percent, spinach around a third, and canned beans about one third after six hours. Short cooking also helps. cabbage may lose 69 percent vitamin C, 72 percent calcium, and half of other minerals when steamed.
Scientists at the Bureau of Plant Industry and Kansas State University show that flour can be separated into starch gluten and a water soluble fraction and reassembled to produce a loaf nearly identical to bread from the original flour. Experiments with flours A B and C indicate gluten from B dominates baking value, aiding interpretation of new wheat variety quality.
Silver stars on a dark blue gray ceiling drop two inches from the wall and charm patients in a newly decorated hospital. Lighting fixture, upper part, matches the ceiling while lower parts are ivory. Walls in light peach. Antique ivory furniture with a green stripe. Decals add flair. Bed topped with a white chenille spread. Taupe rug and blue floral chair provide color.
Pattern No 8235 is designed for sizes 6 8 10 12 and 14 years. Size 8 years requires 244 yards of 35 or 30 inch material for blouse and skirt. Send your order to.
Col lier's notes that the word maiden applies to many subjects besides an unmarried woman. The adjective designates a city never taken a plant never pruned a field never plowed a sword never used a race horse never won and in England a criminal court session with no prisoners for trial.
Report describes snapping turtles resisting gas exposure by stopping breathing for unusually long periods, suggesting the animals can endure harmful air when distressed.
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