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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1948
Page
3
A compilation of meat rich main course ideas marshals cauliflower Eggplant Parmesan and spinach dishes with tomato sauce and cheese. Recipes include a cauliflower bake with mushrooms and tomato garnish and an eggplant dish layered with meat balls and cheese baked in a tomato sauce.
The article advises cooking vegetables to preserve vitamin C with minimal loss. It suggests using fresh fruit daily, especially citrus, to maintain vitamin intake. It recommends cooking in an uncovered kettle and boiling until fork tender.
Melt candle ends in a pan in the oven. Use old wicks or buy wicking at a hardware store. Remold in a soup can and unmold by turning the can around over a gas flame. Any amount of paraffin may be added.
Motorists exiting flooded zones or navigating downpours should test their brakes before returning to normal speeds as wet brakebands can render brakes partially or totally ineffective.
Don Harvey known as a radio personality stars as the brute killer in For You I Die now on stage at the Fox Theatre after a ten month run opposite May West. His stage turn follows his film work produced by ARPI Productions for Film Classics Inc.
A Norwegian family saga filmed in San Francisco forms the gay screen offering To Remember Mama. Irene Dunne stars as the devoted mother with co stars Barbara Bel Geddes Oscar Homolka and Philip Dorn. Directors include George Stevens with Sir Cedric Hardwicke Edgar Bergen and Rudy Vallee featured. The RKO picture adapts Kathrynn Forbes novel Mama’s Bank Account from Broadway stage success. Dore Schary oversees production.
Mr and Mrs Ervin Stauffer Mr and Mrs Raymond Wrede of Garwin visited Mrs Ella Wyse over Sunday and departed Monday for a ten day trip through the sunny south. Delta Alpha Sunday school class met at Mrs Jake Eicher home with fourteen members. new officers elected Eldred Berkshire president C C Wyse vice president Thurlowe Myers secretary Max Kauffman treasurer. Gene and Champ to be seen together again at Fox Theatre in Republic western Trail To San Antone opens Sunday.
In Columbus Junction the planned July 4 soap box derby is canceled due to changes in national rules. Hostesses Ruth Gipple and Fern Metzgar will welcome Spring Run Ladies Aid at the church basement June 10. Melinda Auten of Newton is visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs R O Lynn.
Wilma Henson and Kathleen Stone co host the Legion Auxiliary meeting on Monday evening June 14 with Edna Bell as program chairman Officers will be elected. In Columbus Junction new steel brick warehouse for Luckey Implements and a 49x84 storage building at William Dunn property and a 49x60 building for Columbus Junction Feed are under construction The grade school building will be rewired and redecorated Doudna Packing installs new sausage making equipment New homes planned for Lester Ohlson west Columbus Junction and for William Dillon and William Sharpe at Chautauqua park.
Gene Autry and his horse Champion continue a high profile tour staying in top hotels and meeting notable figures including governors and mayors. A Cleveland hotel even offered hoof care during their stay as Autry traveled with Champ.
To remove tea or coffee stains on china cups rub with a damp cloth dipped in baking soda for a quick, effective clean.
Secret service agents postal inspectors and a twenty person mail room examine every item addressed to the White House. Packages pass through fluoroscopes and X ray machines for safety checks before delivery.
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