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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1944
Page
8
A Western Newspaper Union feature explains how color and texture boost appetite in everyday meals. It offers menu ideas using cheese souffle sandwiches with olives, mock drumsticks, braised liver with vegetables, and a luncheon plan featuring vegetable broth, grape juice, cheese souffle sandwiches, and date bars.
Robert L Scott, a West Point graduate, wins his wings at Kelly Field Texas. He trains in a P-125 in Panama and instructs other pilots as the war nears. He pleads to fight, finally receives a four motor bomber assignment, leaves family, and departs for India after a brief heartache in Florida.
In Assam and on the Burma frontline the A B C Ferrying Command pilots and staff fight monotony, endure tropical disease, and dodge Japanese fighters while delivering ammunition aviation fuel and food to Burma and China. Colonel Haynes leads with courage as crews shuttle cargo and evade danger. The tales reflect grit, improvisation, and shared risk in a deteriorating war theater.
Instructions describe assembling a veggie side with cucumber and radish slices, beets stuffed with spinach around a beet roast, cauliflower florets with paprika near ham, carrots rolled with mint, and bananas with pineapple as accompaniment to ground beet. Includes pairing ideas and plating tips.
Sewing circle needlework notes a crocheted sacque in white baby wool edged with pink. Tiny rosebud sprays are embroidered with pale silk floss. The circular jacket is tied with satin ribbon under the arms and is crocheted in one piece with no seams.
In 1902 China paid the United States 24440000 to compensate for Boxer Rebellion damages and costs. By 1908 the balance of 11960000 remained and was returned to China, which used the funds to educate Chinese students in America.
The article notes that among about 42 million immigrants who arrived in America over 300 years, roughly 15 million or 36 percent came from England Ireland and Germany, highlighting the trio as the largest source nations.
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