davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28

Pour into a paper
lined loaf pan and brush top with
melted fat. Bake in moderate oven
(375 degrees FL about / hour and
80 minutes.
PINEAPPLE NUT BREAD
ga cups sifted all-purpOse flour
- cup sugar
1l2 teaspoons salt
teaspoons baking powder
u teaspoon soda
cup all-bran
cup chopped walnut meats
Ia cups crushed pineapple,
undraincd
egg. beaten
3 tablespoons butter or other
shortening, melted
Sift together flour. sugar. salt,
baking powder and soda. Stir In
ingredients. Bake in q
creased loaf pan 9x4x3 inches. in a
moderate oven 1850 degrees F. ~
hours. This bread keeps moist for
a week or ten days and slices best
when a day or more old. Thin slices
spread with butter or cream cheese
and made into sandwiches are de-
licious for the school lunch box, or
tea.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28

| o v 9 a0aU 10
60 without
getting q n y =
W h ere. It's
much too long
q time out Of
ones life to
S p e n d on Q
p e r S o n who
blows hot and
cold. One does
not n e e d to
k n o W all the
circuMStau ces
Of Is off,
q g q | n on =
again affair to
see At his
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28

you're carrying your watering can.
too. and hold the shoulders In an
easy position 50 you're getting an
exercise In good posture a. well.
Raking gives you arm and leg ex-
ercises comparable to tennis II you
do It with . slow rhythmic motion.
shifting your weight from FIRST one
foot to another. In doing any kind
of outdoor work. stop frequently
and shrug the shoulders or swing
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28

ed I W irlin g
3 r o u n d
Sweeping up a
stack Of pa
pers. S h e | ct
I h e m fall all
around. chant
ing. Its rain
ing. It's snow
ing" G h ! l.
dren. children.
stop that. Be
quiet" mother
ordered. But it
was no u S e
+ h e children.
apparently, al
go Iv 10 II kAn~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28

YOU do W ! I n
other outdoor
S p o r I s a n d
you'll & e t all
the benefits Of
golf. I e n n 1 S.
bowling q n d
swimming.
Digging 4 q
y ur m oS {
strenuous J o b
and IL will re-
duce your hips,
If you should
use Y gu hip
muscles Force
the shovel into
tl1a oort1, with
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28
START GARDENING EASY
Go at YOUR spring hardening Ike

you do any other sport. You
wouldn't expect to start the season
with a twenty mile horseback ride
or several sets OF tennis without
some protest from your joints and
muscles. Begin your gardening by
doing a little work at first and
speed UP when your muscles get
into condition.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28

It by doubling your knees and keep
ing your back fiat. Do not sit In this
position too long. however, or your
leg muscles will become cramped.
Much Of the work can and should
be done on all-fours. This Is the
most restful and SHINING position
you can assume. OF course. you
must be sure that your mid-section
is Arm and straight while you swing
back and forth In your work.
Sun Bleaches Hair
Not only should your entire body
get thorough workout while you
garden. but there Is no better time
to start acquiring your summer
suntan. The sun Is still In mellow
mood. and II you start out with q
we'll cleansed and well oiled face
you can take lot of 1t without risk
ing q burn. II you are afraid OF
someone catching you at work, add
a sweep Of lipStick and maybe just
q dab Of powder on your nose so 1t
won't get more than its share OF
sun. Oil your arms and hands with
some of the same stlntan prepara-
ton you use on your face and any
other areas Of exposed skin. =
II your hair Is q bit oily to start
with op II you are blonde and anx-
ious to keep the fair shade Of your
hair. expose Il to the sun for 1t
least brief periods. You shouldn't
work bareheaded In the heat for
long intervals or you'll make your
self sick. but In sensible doses the
Wear gloves for ct least al of the
sun Is the best beauty tonic there u.
grubby parts Of your job. Cream
your hands well nrst and scrape up
= A&A a. s,sl,lA~ Anil~A soax sr{Al. Ai.n
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28
BY JACQUELINE HUNT

GARDENING is either hard labor
~ or a complete set Of exercises
plus several other beauty treat
ments. according to the way you 60
about 1t. Pay attention to form as
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28

persons prefer plain breads. Plump
buns were especially designed for
big juicy hamburgers and are de-
licious when criSply toasted. Those
long slender buns, which are just
the right size for giant frankfurt
terS, are also good with crisp strips
Of bacon. Sweet breads with raisins.
or nuts or dates, are good with
sweet filings or with filings that
have q cream cheese foundation.
Some sandwich filling mixtures
that you will want to try are: Cd
Chopped ham blended with apple
butter. put together with lettuce
and mayonnaise. 20 Chopped
hard cooked egg, shredded raw
spinach. h Opped green onion,
mayonnaiSe. go Sliced corned
beef. mustard and mayonnaise--
especially good on rye bread. "a
Liverwurst and Bermuda onion.
go Sliced veal along with pine
apple mashed with mayonnaise
60 Grind Y pound dried beef. mix
with 2 cups canned tomatoes: cook
until tender add = pound chopped
cheese. Stir until melted Cool.
Leftover meat, sliced and served
hot or cold, with or without toast
and gravy. is always tasty when
1t becomes sandwich.
HOT MEAT SANDWICHES
WITH MUSHROOM SAUCE
Lightly saute slices Of leftover
meat tham. beef. pork, lamb and
arrange on hot buttered toast.
Cover with Mushroom Sauce. made
by cooking l cup "a lb.) sliced
mushrooms in 2 tablespoons but
ter. Add 2 tablespoons flour. "a
teaspoon salt and "a teaspoon pep
per. Add J., cup mushroom stock
made by cooking mushroom stems
in water 10 minutesD and II cup
milk. Season with Il teaspoon on
ion juice. Makes l a cups sauce.
Cold Minced Meat Sandwiches:
Mix ground leftover meat beef.
ham. lamb with enough chill
sauce or catsup 10 moisten. Mix
with a little opped onion.
chopped green pepper and chopped
celery. Serve on hot buttered toast,
ORANGE NUT BREAD
. tablespoons butter. softened
cup strained honey
1egg
tablespoon grated orange
rind
2'i cups all purpose -four
21s teaspoons baking powder
y teaspoon soda
z teaspoon salt
u cup orange juice
q cup chopped nut meats
Blend softened butter and honey.
Add beaten egg and orange rind:
mix well. Sift dry ingredients and
add alternately with orange juice.
Add nut meats and mix well. Bake
In a buttered loaf pan. in a very
moderate oven 1925 degrees FL !
hour and 10 minutes. Serve with
cream cheese.
SWEET FIG BREAD
lcup dried figs
3ls cups sifted all-purpose -four
u cup sugar
i teaspoon salt
4 teaspoons baking powder
J tablespoons fat
teaspoon grated orange rind
legg
I cup milk
Cover figs with boiling water and
let stand 10 minutes. Drain and
dry on a towel. Clip stems and cut
into thin slices. Combine flour.
sugar. salt and baking powder. and
sift together. Work fat into flour.
Combine orange rind. egg and milk
and blend. Add to dry ingredients
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28

appalled, ~ Iuc
OF the weak and
this morning !
in my own kit
greatest enemy
Of mankind. He
q p p are ntly
wasn't d o | n g
much, but ne
had q fly swat
and was dill
gently chasing
one lonely lit
tie househy. 1t
looked Xix e a
small thing for
a grown man
to b e doing.
but I venture
TO say that he
was saving the
c O m m u n II Y
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28
Our Worst Enemy Today
Is the Common House Fly
By CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN. MD.

THE headlines newspapers blaze with the feversn
activities American people to build airpanes tanks
runs ships and train young people to be soldiers Our
rados blare out the story all united against the common
"a. read of the death of women children from bombs
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28
Sandwich Is Main Course
With These Hearty Filings
By JUDITH WILSON

SANDWICH is good main dish for meal in any season.
but especially when days warm and sunshine beckons
folk The Of sandwich depends much
upon the right kind of fresh bread the kind Of
filling that in it, With meat and cheese filings most
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28
When DAYS WeFed Sandwiches Become Housewives Degt
Long Engagements Often
Bring Only Unhappiness
By MARIAN MAYS MARTIN

GIRL who admits to being "madly in love" writes
- follows
For four years have been madly In love with
who at times seems mady In love with vet at
others Is Indifferent that 1t makes Indifferent
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28

indifference comes from being too
sure Of the girl. When q girl Is deep
ly in love. 1t isn't easy to conceal
the fact.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28

toward him. How should treat this
kind OF man: with warm affection
or the way he treats me. with jeal-
ousy and indifference"
Four years Is q long time for Q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28
Don't Scold When
Children Start
Acting Silly
BY JANE HERBERT COWARD

"A FTER playing together nicely
IA for q while. Joan and Howard
started giggling and acting silly.
Howard spoke in q falsetto while
Joan. from sheer exuberance, start
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28

A coarse strainer makes . very
satisfactory substitute for . food
ticer. Rinse the Strainer IN boiling
water, hold e. directly over the
serving dish and then press the hoe
food through u.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28

II jam has become sugary. empty
1t into q saucepan and let 1t warm
through In a moderate oven to give
the sugar q chance to melt.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28
Short Cuts

A lump q sugar placed in a tea
pot before putting 1t away, will
prevent a musty flavor.
Use stale bread for remov-
Ing smudges and stains from
wall paper.
Discolored aluminium may be re-
stored with q cloth dipped in lemon
juice. Rinse with hot water.
The dash of salt which Is
called for In recipes for butter
icing or powdered sugar icing
II very important, so don't for
get Il. II helps bring out other
flavOrs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28

To remove meat Juice stain.
from table linen, use cold water. s..
the time.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28
LUNCHEON
Mixed Vegetable Salad
Crackers
Cream Cheese Sandwiches on
Orange Nut Bread
Cocoa

DINNER
Tomato Juice
Hot Meat Sandwich with
Mushroom Sauce
Buttered Kalc or Spinach
Mashed Potatoes
Rhubarb Pie Coffee
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28

your arms to timber the joints and
muscular tension or aches.
OF course. . lot Of your gardening
II done In . sQuatting position. This
calls for the use Of the strong. elias
tic muscles around the. hip and
thigh joint and lower abdomen. Do
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28

Copyright 1871 oy Fat-chnd.
A sstin-bovnd sailor collar
version Of The two-butfon dou-
bls.bresstsd REFER. one Of the
best liked Of ell spring coats.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-28

and nree and are dpl
terrible destruction OF
helpless. Yet, just tn
saw my housernan In
Chan attacking the or
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-07

SON, who are expecting their gift
from heaven sometime in Febru-
airy. Also heard that CLAIR
ENCE and HELEN SMITH will
be expecting a visit from "Mr.
Stork" round springtime. An
other st. Paul couple are kicking
some of their in-laws out of their
spare room to make way for their
new heir who is expected "when
the robins nest again"
ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE AND
WAR: What two st. Paul cO-eds
had quite a friendly" argument
the other mite? 1t seems as if it
all started when one of the lassies
said that when she is attracted to
a fellow, no matter if he belonged
to her best girl friend, she'd try to
get him away. Gosh, what frank
ness. IT'S said she's doing that
b.f. snatching right nOw.)
WEDDING BELLS? Just heard
a rumOr that ELIZABETH WALK
Err, formerly of st. Paul, is mar
ried and living in California. ct
wasn't told to me, I only heard.)
CURRENT CUPID VICTIMS??
ANITA BLOODORN of New Jer-
sey, who is SEEM the towns with
DICK HALL. BOB MURRAY
and FANNIE BUTLER also seem
to see starlight" in only each
others eyes. >. CHESTER JOHN
SONS making hurried tracks out
to LOUISE ESCUE'S house, too.
IT'S said WILLIAMS JONES,
formerly of Duluth, and YOLAN-
DA CORUM sorta think the sun
rises and sets on each other only.
EDDIE WITHERS and GER
LADENE DAVIS sorta have that
"sparkling-eye-look" when in each
others company.
Well, friends, I guess that's
enuf for this week, but I'll be
lookin' your way again in a short
time.
YOUR PAL,
SAL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-07
New Noses

People whose ears are slashed of
in auto accidents, or whose noses
are eaten away by cancer, cannot al
ways have new ones made Of flesh
and blood gratis. At the Mayo elm
ic, DR.. Arthur H. Bulbulian, q
trained sculptor, molds artificial
noses and ears so rosy and translu-
cent that only an eagle eye can spot
them as fakes. DR.. Bulbulian uses
"prevulcanized liquid 1atex," Q
creamy rubber compound, which can
be tinted delicately before it hard
ems.
DR.. Bulbulian takes pride in
matching flesh tints, in decorating
his noses with tiny pores and wrin.
kles. Both noses and ears are
glued on with a liquid adhesive
made Of mastic gum dissolved In
chloroforrn or benzene. Like false
teeth, false noses and ears can be
dotted at night.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-07
CorOnagraph Simple Device

NOAVA06A 0pA SAAAPAC DCtlCC
The principle of the coronagraph
(Which resembles an anti-aircraft
gum is simple. A metal disc Il
placed at the focus of the telescope
lens to cut out the bright sun image.
A second lens focuses on photo
graphic film the black disc and far
ing corona, and a powerful spectre.
graph breaks up coronal radiation
into its component colors. A NOV
ing picture camera can also be at
tached to the telescope.
Coronagraph recordings may have
great practical value.
Coronal observations may furnish
an index that statisticians can use.
or perhaps misuse, in attempts to
correlate solar activity with ter.
ritorial affairs, such as the amount
Of ozone in the atmosphere, occur.
renee Of aurorae, biological effects
Of radiation, meteorological phe-
nomena, and perhaps some day.
long-range weather forecasting.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-07

w. C. M.-My husband and I
have thought of adopting baby
boy and we have talked to our fam
lily doctor. He thinks it is all right.
He says he thinks he can get US a
child. Do you think that it would
turn out for the best or give up the
idea?
Ans: You want baby and this
is your only chance of getting it
by all means adopt baby boy.
Both of you are hOme-lOving people
and you certainly would make some
helpless baby fine parents. Get the
baby by Christmas time if possible.
R. W.-Every time my boy
friend brings me home from the
show or church he treats me nice
but when he gets ready to leave, he
tries to give me a kiss. I have wor-
ried and worried about it and won
der if it would be wrong to let him
kiss me and then run?
Ans: Be sure you allow him only
one good night kiss and then go to
bed. One kiss shouldn't hurt much
since he is an extra special friend,
but do not cheaper yourself by car
rying on "petting parties" with
him. Boys don't admire girls who
give in to their every whim.
C. B. M.-My husband is a pro-
fessional man and seems to be do
ing nicely here in this city. The
trouble is with me. I cannot seem
to be contented here and I want to
make a change. He doesn't agree
with me as he is afraid that it will
take him too long to build up
practice at some other city. Advise
me what is best to do.
Ans: Please don't continue to
fret with your husband about max
ing a change he is established
and well liked where you are and
you really should make an effort
to be contented. l am sure that if
you were to get out and make
friends you would like the place
better. Take an active interest in
P. T. A. work church work
all kinds of social activities and by
doing so, you will become attached
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-07

to the place too. 1t will help your
husbands practice for you to show
more interest in the people around
you.
w. R. CT have a special prob
lem that I would like to ask you
about but I have been waiting until
your new 1912 Astrology Readings
are ready. Please tell me when I
may order?
Ans: Right now the new
1912 ASTROLOGY READINGS
are off the press and I will be glad
to have you write your problems to
me for consideration. Be sure to
send your correct name, birthdate
and enclose a self-addressed envel-
Ope. The price is Csc.
R. L.-For the past year I have
been going with a man much older
than myself. He treated me swell
but lately I think that he is seeing
another girl. He says he is fond of
me and always will be but do you
think he will act the same by me as
he used to?
Ans: Don't excite yourself about
this romance your friend seems
to have found someone else that in
terests him more than you do. No,
he won't be your special beau again.
The thing you need to do right now
is to get out and look around for a
new beau.
C. M. S.-Recently 1 started a
business and I did not have any
money to begin on. Have done
pretty good for the past three
months and don't know if should
continue on this winter or get me
a job at one of the factories here?
Ans: You are doing all right for
yourself in the little grocery bust
ness ;. your progress may seem a
bit slow but if you work hard,
I feel sure that you will manage to
get by. You aren't as young as you
once were and think you are bet
ter off there in the little business
of your own. Put in a delivery
service" that might help out.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-07
Republic of Uruguay

Uruguay is the smallest of the
South American republics. It's in
habitants joined Argentina in the re-
volt against Spain in 1910. How
ever, weakened by their efforts to
drive out the Spaniards, the Uru-
guayans were easily conquered by
the Portuguese Of Brazil in 1877.
In 1928, after fierce fighting by Uru-
guayan patriots. the country won it's
present independence. The beauti-
full Montevideo public square was
named Plaza de la Independence
to keep green the memory of that
event
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-07
Arithmetic Before Mathematics

Arithmetic Before Mathematics
Although the Guatemala Of today
is a most charming country, it is az
the home Of the Mayas during the
first 1000 years Of the Christian era
that the now modern republic cap
lures and holds our interest. The
Mayas, the first civilized people in
the Western hemisphere, developed
a calendar and had q system Of
arithmetic 1000 years before math.
ematics came into general use In
Europe. They erected magnificent
cities and joined them with well.
built roads. The culture they Great.
ed proves them to have been the
most brilliant aboriginal people On
the planet" For reasons unknown.
in about 1000 A. D. they emigrated
to Yucatan. There and In Guate-
mala the ruins of their massive tenn.
pies and handsome cities are today
coming to light in the jungle.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-07
ST. PAUL CLASSIFIED

Available for immediate occupancy,
447 Kent. One block from Univer-
sity. Congenial couples up and
down, or family for whole fiat.
Modern every respect. Six minutes
from loop. Reasonable either plan.
Dale $685..
Wanted: Night man for Brooks
Funeral Home or couple to take
over apartment. Call Dale 1891 or
Dale 1868.
Furnished room for rent. Kitchen
facilities. Dale 5257.
Large warm comfortable room in
private home. Convenient to trans
portation. Gentleman preferred.
Elkhurst 6267.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-07
Hello, Folks:

By HELEN M. SCOTT
Hello, Folks:
Last week a number of Hal
lowe'en parties were held and as
usual tavern "tete-a-teting" also
held a spot in the limelight. Z.
The SOcialites of Minneapolis had
some fun at a little Halloween
shindig given at BOB SHOFF-
NER'S house.
IDLE CHATTER: What local
gal has been nicknamed the Club
by Snatcher" of the Twin Towns?
(And for what reasons?) {.
BENJAMIN 'King" SOLOMON of
Florida and dub" JONES, from
one of the southern states, are both
newcomers (students) who have
been added to the little "Gray
Book" of eligible escorts, etc.,
round town. . Just heard a rum
or that the MONTICELLO F.
DORSELLA II. romance is def
nitely off. Otis said one of the
parties married someone else for
spite and the other party doesn't
give a boot anyway ). Friends
of RANDALL BRADY, former
resident of the Twin Cities, are
receiving letters from him in Fort
Dix, New Jersey, where he is sta
toned. Just heard from
friend who was telling me that
STERLING DOVER, a former
Twin City resident, is doing quite
fine in Y. M. C. A. work out in
Seattle, Washington. Saw a pic
ture of Sterling and his charming
wife and very sweet baby daugh-
ter, too. {. Attractive LORRAINE
HORRIS was seen hurriedly DASH
ing into the Union out at the Univ.
of MINI. the other day. Have
you decided which team you're 60
ing to root for in the oncominA
football game on November Doth?
SONG OF THE WEEK: "JIM"
seems to be the tune lingering on
a number of lips this week.
ON THE SHUT-IN LIST: Sor-
ry to hear FLORENCE WARD
DAY has been kinda i'll of late but
glad to know she's feelin' better at
press date.
THIS WEEKS HEART!
THROB: She's a rather attractive
Twin City lassie who has always
loved to act, sing and dance. In
her line, she's quite good but not
above par. Not long ago a movie
talent scout came thru the Twin
Cities from Calf. and happened to
meet up with our heroine. Thru
some pull, she got chance to give
an addition before him and he
seemed to be quite pleased. He
told her her assets and liabilities
and suggested that she enroll in
one Of the expensive local dancing
schools for some advanced dancing
steps and polishing up of the ones
she knew. He offered her as a bait
ALMOST a promise that she would
be selected as the leading dancer
in an entirely cOlOred musical
movie that's to be produced some
time in the beginning of next year.
(All this time our heroine has kept
mum on the subject to everyone
for fear someone would ruin her
chances.)
Our heroine, thinking that she
would have such a grand OppOr-
tunity to be movie star, has been
spending almost all of her very
meager salary to take these dane
ing lessons. To come to the end
of our stOry-a few weeks ago our
heroine picked up one of the ma
tiOnal race papers and saw a write
up and picture of a well-knOwn
Eastern girl who has been selected
for the role. Of course our 10
cal lassie is disillusiOned, heartsick
and whatnOt. Who wouldn't be?
(Ain't life grand and CRUEL
s0metimes?)
NDLE ANTICIPATES:
CLAUDE and MARJORIE MA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Permanent Plant

The navy arsenal will not be
one of the war mushroom plants,
but will become one of the four
permanent gun factories in the
United States. il was revealed
by Secretary Knox. He pointed
out that on the experience
of France and England, the
plants were being dispersed.
rather than concentrated near
the coast.
The Center Line arsenal COW
ers 135 acres and has ii build
ings, with 100000 square feet
of floor space. 1t was revealed
that 1900 men are already at
work on the production lines
and 1000 machine tools have
been installed in the five ma
chine and assembling shops. The
plant will employ 1000 men
when going at capacity.
Barit stated that to attain
that number of men, more than
half of whom must be highly
skilled operators. Hudson was
conducting a vocational school.
Auto workers, while handling
their usual jobs, were attending
the school nights and Sundays
TO study the more exacting re-
quirements of gun manufacture,
he said.