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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1944
Page
6
A vintage guide urges re energized workers and their families to prepare healthful lunches after vacations. It recommends two or more sandwiches plus milk salad or eggs carrot sticks or celery, dessert and small snacks. It lists on hand lunch gear and fridge storage tips for efficient daily prep.
Lynn offers household tips on whipping cream, flavoring soups with vegetable liquids, making single crust pies, saving butter for flavoring vegetables, buying only what’s needed, and preserving leftover meat mixed with butter or mayonnaise for sandwiches.
The piece blends home kitchen notes with a spirited survey of redheaded actresses from Garson to Hayward. It catalogs spreads for Liver Sausage and Deviled Egg sandwiches, plus a “Partial Whole Wheat Yeast Bread” recipe and advice on wrapping and varying fillings. The column wittily links food chatter to Hollywood era personalities and a tale of a contract offer for Mary White.
Kathleen Norris reflects on extended war hardship and how American families must adjust for years to come. A reader letter from Emily Deane of Los Angeles recounts nursing losses and resilience, urging foresight, saving, and planning as soldiers return. Canned goods remain scarce as War Food Administration warns vegetables will fall sharply, with tomatoes and beans among the hardest hit.
The description highlights a slip with a wide shoulder strap cut designed to suit older women and those with a stout build. It composes well in rayon, silks, satins, and cottons, with matching tailored panties.
The piece warns that postwar difficulties begin with veterans discharged in large numbers. It notes injuries and illness, nervousness, and burdens on families, urging courage, foresight, and preparation so households can rebuild when soldiers return home.
A USO concert features a stout soprano performing If I had the wings of a dove. A rookie in the rear quips that the dove would need bomber wings. A lighthearted panel of jokes follows about engagements, forgetful professors, a black eye from a dance, and a son’s future business fits.
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