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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1941
Page
6
Practical guides show how to transform yesterday’s meals into new dinners. Recipes cover beef neck stew salmon ring and crescent biscuit pie using leftovers and thrift ingredients, with steps to brown simmer thicken bake and serve creatively.
Betty Buckalew visits Jim Stevenson, hurt in a road accident, in Room Fourteen. She reads detective stories to him to ease his nerves, and both feel a spark as Sally rests. The hospital nurse notes similar cases and confirms the patient improves with visits. Betty returns to comfort him again at night.
In a Western Newspaper column by Robert McShane, Cali heavyweight Relatec Nova eyes Louis’s crown, praising Nova's grit and speed while noting Louis’s possible slip since his Conn fight. The piece recalls Louis’s peak against Schmeling, Baer’s earlier failure to train, and suggests the two may meet after a two month layoff, with retirement on Louis’s mind looming over the durable bomber.
This column offers practical kitchen and cleaning advice. It explains how to soften hardened brown sugar by heating in a 275 degree oven and mashing it. souring milk with vinegar. cleaning silverware with soda and salt in water. and using oil in a bath to prevent brown stains on fabrics.
The menu lists Salmon a la Ring Buttered Peas Head Lettuce Salad French Dressing Apple Tarts and Cream Beverage with a recipe provided. The note suggests a complete set of dishes and a dessert drink guide for the meal.
Oscar Bruno Bach, a German born metal craftsman now in Manhattan, reveals a Bachite coating method for iron and steel that browns to black and vivid colors. He claims Bachited iron offers corrosion resistance rivaling tin plate and 18-8 stainless steel, at about a third the cost, enabling tin can substitutes.
The piece recounts Thomas Hood the humorist staging a March 31 April Fools Joke at Savage Club by sending a telegram to a prominent crusading politician with the message Fly All is discovered. The next day the politician vanished and a Commons seat opened, a prank that was no joke for the victim.
A trimmed list asks about the Seminole War leader and the world’s oldest jewel. It inquires which English king was beheaded in London, the Philippines population, the minimum U S senator age, and the ancient Etruscan home.
Formal fighting ended around 1841 in the second Seminole War, though the conflict remained technically unresolved without a peace treaty. Amber, the gem of the ages, Charles I in 1649, about 16,000,000, thirty years old, Italy.
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