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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1946
Page
13
A dated recipe and menu feature extols saving leftover bread for crumbs toast and croutons plus frugal meal planning. It lists meals and desserts with bread substitutes like cereals potatoes and beans, plus a bridal wedding note about Bernice M. Fileh wearing a gown worn at 21 earlier weddings in Cornish New Hampshire.
Fitnessing kitchen activity: teach children to assemble quick shelf snacks. A snack shelf with cracker sandwiches and simple cookies helps curb hunger between meals. Use small portions, varied crackers, and light spreads to avoid spoiling appetites for supper.
Denver residents strolling in City Park noticed a strange odor and heard a sizzling sound as a popcorn stand caught fire. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze after smoke and flames prompted a swift response. The incident involved popcorn and cigarettes valued at 3300 with flames producing popping sounds as they burned.
Albany offers a new air bus shopping service with daily morning flights, a Columbus layover, and a mid morning arrival in Atlanta, returning to Albany by 7 pm after another Columbus stop. Also included is a recipe for brains and eggs and a note about Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association award to Marlon W. Cox, DuQuain.
The Dominican city of Ciudad Trujillo will mark its 450th anniversary with a dramatic reenactment of its founding. A ship will recreate Columbus arrival, with nine sailors portraying the first white settlers, moored to an ancient cottonwood tree tied to the original event. Thousands are expected, with church treasures valued at 35,000,000 to be displayed in a street procession led by Archbishop Miltini.
In a dramatic incident a woman waded to rescue her two year old trapped near a water-filled pipe. Neighbors helped by pulling the child to safety as the mother stood in ankle deep water.
Ruth Lore frirsen, formerly of Seattle, plans to raise orchids in Alaska after her greenhouse is completed at BAMA. She aims to grow vegetables as well to reduce shipments, lecture women’s clubs, and partner with East Bensin’s rurality project to supply United States plats this fall.
Mercersburg justice of the peace Thoms McDowell fined himself for a traffic violation in Center Square. The local magistrate paid a total amount of $6.98 toward a $10 fine, later credited with a 32.77 fee in the collection.
Reports show a sharp teacher shortage across Alaska and Omaha with University of Omaha estimates placing 2000 to 2500 teaching positions unfilled this fall. About 2800 to 4000 graduates who completed training are not entering classrooms, while many teachers left to pursue other jobs in Holyar, suggesting a broader labor trend within education. Local officials warn the deficit could impact schools statewide.
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