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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

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tbooorie geridtet ausgelegt tueroen
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liegt cine @eIebge6lma, Sic praftiid
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lilden 3lerus lno Der Sebrfougrega.
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Tie alld sic 9atiefeit anoerer 8efeunt-
nIne lno Grltppen getr1fft.
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palla uno Batras (ouf oen 6eItlono),
uno 1T Gania (areta) ,sno Gotbp
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llnterbalten ein 8ailenbaus 1T Spra
uno atben. Die &atbolifen oes bp5au>
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atben; ibre SeninorItlloieu abioluie=
rem fte in &om. SSn Atben ilt cine bp-
5antiniide S6peIterntougregation to-
tig.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

lien eiusetroffeu nno teilte 3eitltuss-
leuten nit, oaB Die llniperIitat nit
ser britilden 8egier.sug sulanWteu-
arbeite, UNI aus apfellineuidalen
@rploiioitoffe 5lt getuinnen.
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ldeint, bob apfelIinenidolen Sefe.
alfobol, 3uder nno Aceton eutbal-
ten, uuo bie gbenifer iino ii6er5euat,
oaB iie eineu nelen @rploiioitoff ae-
f,tnoen baben."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

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ISM @egenteil! Sekt fiirdtet iie
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

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miro, an Der @eittiifte aus auItra-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07
3. Forni's Magolo

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auf Graab bon Spnmer be ltljiperbea. GS tptrse
fdbnen nab fdjmedt anscmebnt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07
2. Forni's Heil-OeI ,Liniment

Gtn anttiepttid1es ftbmerShtfteudes Uettte(
sinosrmns b.i rbenmattld,sn mno nemrsiat.
fdsen SdlmerSen, mnsfnt5len Ra6eulhmes.
sea, ftetfen nber ibmerSeuoeu D.ustett,
8erHaadbnnsen, StuHWunbeu Sber Berreu.
fmngen, fudeubeu pbsr brenueubcm JilReu.
2tnberuS, B1rmeub, SpGrSGm.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-24

.s'You say you and your husband
have separated?" aa
Eyes. he spends his vacation in
the country and ] 60 to the sea-
Shore"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-24

THE football scythe, 1871 model,
= will continue to be extremely
busy during the next few Saturday
afternoons. A few more teams
from the upper ranks must drop
into the list of the beaten before
the season ends. Future upsets are
to be expected. One of the favorite
current debates concerns the tough
est football schedule of the year.
My vote goes to Coach Charles
BOwsers' Pittsburgh squad. Here
is the Panther hookup-Purdue,
Michigan, Minnesota, Duke, Ohio
State, Fordham, Nebraska, Penn
State and Carnegie Tech. The last
named team is ON the of side, but
look over those first eight Pitts
burgh games.
/ can't find another schedule that
calls for such opposition as Pitt
must meet from Michigan, Mime
sofa, Duke, Fordham and Nebraska,
without calling on the others, which
are none too soft.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-24
Women's Coquetry

W0men's COquetry
Coquetry is the essential char
acteristic, and the prevalent hui
NOR of women; but they do not
all practice it, because the coquet-
ry of some is restrained by fear or
by reason.-La Rochefoucauld.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-24
Who They May Be

It is entirely too early yet to have
any bowl teams line up. The West
ern conference and Notre Dame are
out. So is Navy and the Ivy league
two years ago Cornell would have
been a terrific card.
But the main candidates now,
apart from the Pacific Coast con-
ference, are Alabama, Duke, Ten
nessee, Tulane, Texas, Fordham,
Colgate, Southern Methodist, Me-
braska, and Oklahoma. To be beat
en- once is no bowl bar. Last season
Fordham, Texas A. and NJ, Nebras-
ka and Georgetown-aIl bowl teams
had each suffered a defeat. Two
defeats are usually the eliminating
point.
1t isn't certain that Duke would
take on bowl visit, unless Wallace
Wade changes his mind.
The two leading candidates from
the North are Fordham and Col
gate, which are not likely to be
beaten twice, at any rate, and which
are almost certain to have fine rec
ords.
Alabama and Tulane are excellent
bowl prospects. They are two Of
the best. In the Southwest the bat
tie is always so bitter that few
teams ever finish a spotless season,
no matter how good they are. The
competition Is so keen in that sector
that the job Of winning them all is
nearly always an impossible turn.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-24

and Fordham alone would make a
hard schedule for any normal
squad.
This menu is entirely too much
for the material Nal Stevens has
at hand. From now on it would be
a fine days work for N.Y.U. to beat
anyone of these opposing outfits.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-24
Better Company

During a lesson on elementary
composition a little girl read the
following as her effort:
Once Penny and q Dollar met in
a mans pocket. The Dollar turned
up its nose at the Penny, and said
scornfully: "Why, ! am worth one
hundred Of you"
YES" said the Penny, "but even
at that am good bit better than
you are. ! 60 every Sunday to
church and Sunday school both. and
you never get to either one"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-24

THE girl who gets a job is the
= girl who prepares for one.
When an employer asks if she
knows shorthand, she can say
Eyes" and, in a test, prove it'll
The unskilled just wait and
wait.
But, as many people teach them
selves shorthand at home, there's
no reason why you should wait
among the unframed. The princi-
pies are simple to master.
Our 32-page booklet gives you IS step.
by-step lessons in Pitman shorthand which
you can study at home. Has exercises
and short forms. Daily practice should fit
you for nicely paid work. Send your or.
der to:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-24

wNU ssrvs
ALL OUT FOR THE SPAGHETTI
HEARING!
What is spaghetti, and If SO how!
Is macaroni playing fair with the
government?
Is the federal security program in
any way being baked by the vermi-
cell situation?
These are questions which the
government Of the United States Of
America is now handling despite all
the other serious matters we
thought were taking up its time.
And what department do you
think is considering the spaghetti,
macaroni and vermicelli situation?
You'd never guess. The Federal
Security administration! Yes, sir,
Federal Security Administrator
Paul ", McNutt has ordered hear
ing on the whole subject.
Is victory over Hitler and Musso-
lini tied up in some way with the
dollar Italian dinner? Is the ulti-
mate triumph of democracy depend
ent on a standardized bowl of
spaghetti? Are the Four Freedoms
remotely linked with honesty in the
macaroni, spaghetti and vermicelli
trades?
Who can say? ALI we know is that
Mr.. McNutt had ordered a hearing
by the Food and Drug board for
defense reasons. Even the ravioli
situation may be gone into.
It just goes to show you the
thing the long arm of the govern
ment gets into these days. Not even
a plate of limestone soup can 60
its own unregulated, undisciplined,
uncontrolled way.
And by the way who is the Fed
CA al ZACII11Ii1otA dIOA III SIldl &c VI
Noodles for the fiscal year?
And have you got the address of
the U. S. Chop Suey administration
and the first name of the govern
ment Grated Cheese Dishes CO.
ordinator?
But to get back to the Italian
dinner crisis. We understand the
macaroni hearing is to be for the
purpose of going over the whole
spaghetti, vermicelli and macaroni
situation in America with the idea
of making certain it does justice to
modern government and that there
is nothing about it that might at
some time show that Washington
had not been on the job.
The government is out to protect
you from false spaghetti just as it
protects you from a bad stock mar
ket investment. It would give you
the same safety in the matter OF
buying 10 yards of spaghetti that it
tries to give you in acquiring few
shares of common stocks.
Spaghetti should be cord shaped
and measure between 0.06 and not
more than OIL in diameter, the gov
eminent holds. It has specified GER
tain specific shapes, and contours
for macaroni and vermicelli, with
or without grated cheese.
And it is sticking to its policy OF
protecting you against everything,
except fly in your minestrone. II
may yet get around to that. We
hope the spaghetti hearing is a
happy one and that somebody will
provide red wine.
FORWARD LOOK
Go ahead, bomber
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-24
FORWARD LOOK
ALL OUT FOR THE SPAGHETTI
HEARING!

Go ahead, bomber
1890 Have your wayl
You'll be a saucepan
+ Again some day.
a Grace B. Treadway.
'sWeygand Renews Pledge of 10y
atty to Vichy."-
Unless he does it every few min
utes he has trouble keeping his mind
to it, no doubt. s',4
$ Hitler and Mussolini have
come out for q new world order
in which everybody except the
Nazis can live on their knees.
Add SMILES: as funny as the Nazi
blast denouncing the invasion Of
Iran as unlawful, unfair and a
treacherous blow at small nations
integrity.
HOW COME?
! have never found it otherwise,
When I'm in Bangor, Maine,
The Matchbox covers advertise
A quick lunch in Spokane.
While in Spokane the covers sell
No local haunt forsooth,
But rave about some grand hotel
In faraway Duluth.
i. H. Niles
Hitler is in the position Of having
won so many enormous victories in
such short time that defeat stares
him in the face.
Nazi chiefs are said to have left
Berlin for safer city. They have
come to the conclusion that aerial
warfare can be carried to a point
where it is dangerous.
Definition of a split second: The
time between the changing of the
red light and the blast from the
horn of the auto behind you.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-24
Another Entry

Considering the material at hand
I'd say a good runner-up would be
DIR. Nal Stevens and his group of
Violets from N.Y.U. This year the
Violets face Texas A. and M, SYRIA
cuse, Holy Cross, Penn State, Mis-
souri,, Tulane and FOrdham. Tulane
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-24
Bowl Scouts Busy

The rush for bowl selections is
already warming up, and the rival
ry is keener than ever. Eight lead
ing teams are needed for Pasadena,
Dallas, New Orleans and Miami,
and they want the best.
The Pacific coast always has one
fixed starter-her own conference
champion. But the western delay
in waiting for the final game may
cause trouble again, as SO many
leading candidates won't hang
around that long with other bowls
pressing the issue.
The Texans are hoping to keep
their own conference champion
hooked to the Cotton Bowl in Dallas,
where they can handle over $4,000
spectators at top prices.
The Sugar Bowl, now able to
accommodate $4,000 or more, would
like to get the pick of the North and
the South for New Orleans-Ala-
bama, Tulane or Duke, for example.
against a Fordham or a Colgate.
And Miami, with an increasing
capacity, is just as keen to keep
building up her big winter show.
This means the Rose Bowl COM
mittee faces claimants ready to
pluck six of the best teams in the
field. The Rose Bowl cut Of 500, 600
is a golden lure, but many teams
invited to collect $4,000 or $4,000
don't care to gamble on losing the
lesser amounts. Which is sim
nla ennugh tn understand
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-24
Muck-Rakers

MUCK-RaKerS
The men with the muck-rake
are often indispensable to the we'll
being of society, but only if they
know when to stop raking the
muck.-Theodore Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Budget Menu
For Thrifty
Shoppers

HERE IS this weeks econ
omy menu and market order
for those homemakers who are
interested in making both ends
of the budget meet. Quantities
are sufficient TO serve four.
Praised Shortribs Of Beef
Vegetables Bread and Butter
Gooseborry Jam Pudding
Coffee and Mix
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Candy and Cookie Recipes
Prepared at SchooI
By PRUDENCE PENNY

grees) about q minutes. Yield 2
dozen cookies two inches square.
Filling
cup chopped dates
y cup brown sugar
2 tablespoons water
2 tablespoons orange juice
IA teaspoon grated orange rind
Chop dates and combine with
sugar, water. orange juice and
rind. Cook slowly, stirring 10
prevent burning. until thickened
Cool before using
Penuchi
2 cups brown sugar
Il cup water
Il cup sweetened condensed
milk
y cup chopped nut meats.
Mix brown sugar and water
in saucepan and bring to a boil.
Add condensed milk and boil
over low heat until mixture
forms firm ball when tested in
cold water. Stir constantly 10
prevent burning. Remove from
heat, add nut meats ard beat
until thick and creamy. Pour
into buttered pan. When cool,
cut in squares.
Gooseberry Jam Pudding
p cup flour
Il cup sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
"a cup breadcrumbS
2 eggs slightly beaten
n cup melted butter
a cup milk
"a cup gooseberry jam
teaspoon grated lemon rind.
Mix site d dry ingredients
with breadcrumbs. Mix together
Inc eggsseDutter; milk, Jam and
lemon rind. Turn wet ingredients
into dry ingredients and beat
thoroughly. Turn into buttered
pudding mould and place on top
OF vegetables in cooker kettle.
Cook with high heat until steam
escapes freely from vent. then
at simmcring temperature for
two hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

HOW TO pack boxes for the
soldiers who will be away from
home at Christmas time was the
subject discussed at the regular
meeting of the Detroit Times
Homemakers' Club Tue ay.
Foods that are most suitable 10
send were prepared.
Specific directions for packing
one Of these boxes will be gwen
in tomorrow's Prudence Penny
column. However. it's not one
box, but Two, that each MotherN
will pack -. for every boy has
a buddy
In addition 10 the Christmas
foods an economy meal was
shown. consisting OF bralsed
beef with vegetables, Gooseberry
Jam pudding. bread and butter
coffee and milk.
Here are recipes for some of
the foods prepared.
Date Bars
= cup shortening
!. cup brown sugar
egg
! cup all bran
2 cups -four
] teaspoon baking powder
Il teaspoon soda
n teaspoon salt
= cup sour milk.
Blend shortening and sugar
together thoroughly. Add egg
and beat well. then add all bran.
Sift -four with baking powder
soda and salt. adding alternately
TO first mixture with milk.
Spread y of dough in shallow
creased baking pan. Drop filling
by teaspoonfulS on top of dough
and spread evenly. Cover filling
with remaining dough and bake
in moderate oven l4OO de
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
THOUSANDS Garry This
Protection Why Not YOU?
THIS POLICY PAYS,


CUP TO $4,000 for loss OF
life or specific injury
due to train, steamship or
steamboat accidents az speeI-
fled in policy.
UP TO $1,000 for ioss Of life
or specific injury 49,. due to
taxieab or street car acei-
dents az specified In the
policy.
CUP TO $1,000 for loss Of
life or specific Injury
due to automobile, truck,
bus, pedestrian, lightning,
and burning public building
accidents az specified In the
policy.
cup TO $50 PER MONTH
for loss Of time and hospital
compensation due to aeeI-
dents az specified In policy.
CUP TO 500 for emergency
communications and identI-
ficstlon expenses az speeL
fled In the policy.
CUP TO 81 PER DOCTOR
CALL for medical attention
due to non-disabIIng aeel-
dents ss specified In the
policy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

Since protein il the backbone
Of your menus. you can't know
TOO much about H. The ma
tional- committee on nutrition
has worked out the allowance
for adults and children al varl-
Gus ages.
The recommended amounts
may surprise you. A growing
child needs an astonishing
amount of protein.
The allowance for the adult
woman-and there is no de-
crease when reducing=-iS set al
so grams daily. The allowance
table and food sources are given
oe this page.
IDA JEAN KAIN'S new leaf
let. Protective Reducing Diet
will bannish hidden hunger and
help you lose two pounds
week.
Send for the leaflets:
K-79-Protective Reducing Diet
K-72-Streamline Your Mid
section.
Please enclose three cents 10
cover cost of mailing. Address
your request 10 Ida Jean KAN.
\ The. Detroit Tsmes, DetroiN,
mich.
copyrgh, 1871 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

SPRINKLE BOWLENE in the
bowl. Let il stand awhile, then
fiushi That's ALI 1T MAKES THIS
HARD JOB EASY. iss
Zoe and 25c-.f your frocsrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Pro+eins p"
J Essential
To Daily Diet

IF YOU could buy high test
gas and the other kind for the
same price, which would you
ask for! Well, you can make
just such a choice in food.
You can either get the food
that gives you more pickup and
power and runs over into a re-
serve OF vitality, or you can buy
food that merely fills you up.
First among the high test
foods are those which serve as
the repair materials.
Parts of your mechanism are
subject 10 daily wear and tesr
and you must have daily the
materials which make good the
worn-out tissues. Protein is the
stuff that does ii. --
Minerals Important
. You get protein in lean meat,
fish, fowl. milk. cheese. eggs,
and in the legumes such as
beans OF all kinds including soy
beans, and lentils and nuts.
You are more likely 10 have
the proper respect for these
protein sources when you I'M
derstand that protein is the
chief component, ofeTnuscle tbs
sues, of organs on the inside,
and of skin, hair and nails or
the outside.
To be sure. protein is only
one of the food essentials needed
daily. You must have minerals
they are factors in the smooth
running Of your system.
You get these from vegetables,
whole grains. eggs, meat and
dairy products.
These same protective foods
supply vitamins, which you must
have for they not only ignite
your energy but they are con.
cerned in your ability 10 stand
up under strain. and in your
reserve vitality. But by now you
should have more than casual
speaking acquaintance with both
vitamius-- a2d, minerals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Versatile Dish

VERY OFTEN soup is the
start of the meal. And as such
il is a most effective appetizer.
However, its role Is frequently
that of main dish in either
lunch or dinner with sandwiches
or a substantial salad playing
important supporting roles.
Remember il as a healthful
addition to children's school
lunches carried hot in a thermos
bottle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Seen on The Avenue

DRAMATIC YOUR BEAUTY with the blazing ordnance Oh
Theater Red psck rouge clear vivid tonets dark
enough go any costume and yet bright enough 10
be youthful,
ways TO train little Johnnie or sue 10
wash behind give them OF their own
cunning which three babies nestle snoua
cleanliness the small fry nice gHt ior
PATRIOTIC HANDKERCHIEFS red, white ana plue al
with Plurbus Unum In the center .Whte linen
Flying Cadet hanky with black plum border
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
The Boys
Call Him
Skinny

The youngster who is call skin and
bone" gets tired too easily. Give him
''build-up" foods-for breakfastserve
Wheatena, the natural wheat hot
cereal. Delicious Observation-Disclosures
contains the 10 essential protein eIe-
ments found in steak, milk and eggs:
The body must have the Vital 10"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

BOWLENE KEEPS closet
bowls white. It's made for this
one use only. GOOD HOUSE
KEEPERS use it daily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Two Men Convicted
On Liquor CHARGES

Notice Of appeal was given by
Attorney Steve o'Brien Thursday
afternoon as two of his clients
were convicted Of violating the
Steele act on two counts each and
were each fined $500 and costs
on one count and sentenced to the
county jail for four months on the
other by Justice Clarence Layton.
The two men, Emil Lupo and
Louis Garser. both Of 52291s So.
Tacoma way, pleaded not guilty.
but offered no defense evidence.
State liquor board officers testi-
fled to purchases Of drinks on two
different shifts" one call being
in the late afternoon and the other
late at night A raid followed,
when liquor was seized. The
counts in each complaint were for
sale. and for possession with in
tent TO sell.
Roger Rodkin, arrested by the
same officers at place on Stella
COON boulevard, was fined 5000
and costs on the one count with
which he was charged.
A number Of other cases OF
similar nature were postponed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Retail Selling Classes Starring
Monday Evening al Central School

Glasses for sales people and executives retail
viii Monday evening the Central school under spon
sorshp of the Tacoma Retail Trade Bureau
ton with the Tacoma school board
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Future Farmers
Initiation Held

In a colorful ceremony held in
the Fife high school auditorium
Wednesday evening, officers of the
Enumclaw chapter. =. F. A. in
itiated IL members Of the Fife
chapter into the Future Farmer
degree as well as several members
Of their chapter.
Those vocational agriculture
students from Fife high school
who received the silver insignia of
the F. #. A. degree to replace the
bronze insignia Of the Green Hand
degree are, Albert Holdener,
George Hirai, George Iwakuri.
Eiichi Mizumoto, Frank Osaka,
Ivar Simcich, Paul Lent. Hiroshi
Yaguchi, KENT Yaguchi, Mits
Yamamoto. Akinobu Yotsuuye,
and Kazuma Fujita.
Kenji Yaguchi had charge of
the entertainment and recreation
which followed the initiation. Fife
F. F. A. president. Albert Hold
ener. had charge of arrangements
while George Iwakuri supervised
equipment.
Future Farmers of America II
an organization OF farm boys
taking vocational agriculture in
the high schools throughout
America. There are over 5000
members in this state.