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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1943
Page
8
Readers seek good bread and clear steps. The guide covers yeast types liquids, sugar and salt roles, kneading times, rising temperatures, and shaping. It includes White Bread for four loaves, Refrigerator Rolls, and All-Bran Cherry Bread with measurements, baking times, and crust guidance.
Private Marion Hargrove, former newspaper editor, nears completion of basic training at Fort Bragg North Carolina. He is classified as cook and has endured extra duty for lapses in fundamentals. He has mastered goldbricking and shooting the breeze while editing a camp paper section, now facing another KP assignment as he explains to his sergeant.
In a World War II memoir scene Private Mulvehill and staff plan a February furlough for Hargrove, facing a budget drawn by the Union of Hargrove's Creditors. McGee navigates requests, moral pressure, and comic mischief from Sidney Winkel and others, ending with a cliffhanger as the night reveals more plans.
Lynn Says emphasizes cleaning the bread box weekly with soapy washes and sun drying to keep bread fresh. It recommends refrigerating dough for batches of rolls and variety like caramel rolls and orange-filled rolls, plus a quick refresh for day-old loaves in a brown bag with a warm oven.
A 40 year old buffet is remodeled into a chest under a window in a sewing and guest room. Removal of legs and mirror is described, with steps to strip varnish, fill holes, and paint. The note teases further story on the mirror and legs and promotes a series for home craft ideas with item prices and ordering details.
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