davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-04-08
Price-Fixinq Authorized

Uruguay has authorized the exec
utive power to fix prices for bread,
flour and food pastes in relation
to the price of wheat whenever he
considers it necessary.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03

=. - diagnosing plays of OPP
position and getting to the right
ria. Il The riaht time. Appeared in
NMa. sofas starting lineup as a
>opasncre. something almost TN
.Ea.G &. u tar as Bernie BiCrmaN 5
tesm- a.e concerned Can charge
q. i.asf n the occasion demands.
aaG - tw0 wears has never turn
- - - Dad gam. Chosen in poll
& II m!G"tstern sports writers as
54e Outstanding linemaH III the
western ee';fercnce.
Guard Club Peabody. Harvard
nay r eomo ono OF the .ew Har-
Ytsa aieA - cU.l. professional foot
aalI a ne already has received
a.a5..s ION The pres. Is vicious
L. lzl.r and blocker. Was bCSl lines
msa 81 the field in every game
u..=fJnd played tnis year. Coach
S@a#te Larson oc Navy said Pea
beGs ~>eemed to be lC feet tall
I@ atmed to weigh $40 pounds
-, a9E We played Harvard"
Guard Ray FrankowSki Washn-
as'en. Built low To the grounu
aG Il is almo.- impossible to
knock him eff his feet He
1t down lield Oh punls and IL
aea|>Welght wrestling champion Of
IT, northern division o. the Pa
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03

cific coast conference.
Center Dareld Jenkins. Missouri
\ KEY man in tie Ali~eom1 s}--
jem Of eolng for Ions sain.. y 2c.s
down the fiel5 80 :. Ii hy
can help il TIC blockua. On oi-
tense ne drives hard. Gl Gc."n~.
he calls defensive signals bacf- ~
the lie 4nd makes almost .@.I
thn t.c.tle> IL W. al ou.atu.-H'
lintSman III aim tE2. at.D NJ
broSka 10 53 yard, ana Oa..hoia1 g.,
-. lie is the team. in p#ut Ill
leader and calls dtfen-iF" #iesu-
Quarterback-B Dudley N.-
einia. A Great o f9sisy ba L. ,..d
better th&a die ayera2r Ill d,lu-t
und Blocking. He rm,. throws aud
kicks. Despite the Ia, t." +, d
senior he Is only j. rra., u.u.
Gained 957 wards running tni, year
for an average ol TX Nards ol,r,
time he carried the ball. Com
plett d 81 out OF l01 passt's e.. ,
total gem Of So }asGs. Ran Hu'-
back tor tolai O. i5i g9.a. ..G
made POP yarGs Oh sucu m.-r'l-
laneous things l. D.s.a mtc.ceut.o.. .
catching passes and running HaoG
EicECfts
Hailback Bruce Smith. Mnn"-
sOta. Despite tie .aet mat hc Wa.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03

Dodec!> fu. WAl. WiJt. or EirbH
II sOc .UIu agun was 2ebGfIed.
HoDtr tina. lie Cleveland Indian
nIaAt 1r active Oh ne jradlna
nar'~ "rtc upsc @Acn IoG Boad-
It"u. ,nc Tribes II NraT Cld man
@eeH e! nine da,.. iuode 'ho rather
a'urj!u.a statemrE, tina lie didn't
eXpecr 10 do ANY trading EnatsG-
'yc" B4udlcou'> attitude apparent :
r. u.D.e, Il" Wnte 5o% plans u
SWING dead tor cGtIieldcY Roy
Ht>thc:ir from The Tribe.
THe Indians competed their
board OF strategy tC aasIS. BopdYeau
with The appointment Of the vet
eran5 Burt Shotton and Oscar Mel
lilo as coaches Shocton plloted the
Columbus American assoc alton
clVb to the Little World Series
tlt.e last year while Meillo who
1ds 4 Cleveland coach under Oscar
Wiz, returns to his old Job afic"
being cut OF baseball ! year.
In the minor league .4e.d the
most important develOgMan- vas
.ue purchase of the Indianapolis
American association CAB BY LCn.c
Bush, former major league manager.
and Frank L. MCKlnne Indi&nap-
Oils banker, from Norman Perry.
The did not purchase the grounds
which VIII be leased.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03
/. 4. PRODICE

Los ANGELES p... .tIta
Trading W. Slow
Buuohoa t,g,ta'.,.. r,,.. ...,.
carrots 5"-o1,. ..l'iH ~... 49,.
dixon t',. rir'a ott.r, .---.
locks 1ao. mu~tar. ..-5a. .at-st..
G0-75o: radi>hc- eo S. e.. ua. :. y.
spinach 7--Sl. Goa. .l,.I. .-
doz 81 25-I.5u. l.tr- ,..n H#.=
tabi mir' u water. vs..
ohard SOC. ov-iri ua..
Cucunrr'r> >u. G..-. ...H L..
euna Beach nc- l7-.- n..#s.
$?3-1..". so -- .u..-.
Lettuce. G:aaaaI, 3D.. ~a...
Maria & do1 So r--l -. >.a I...-
Ohispo f. l1u.2 >t.'t
/ 81. Yuma A. s.
Peas. r"., S"a ul.po .t..- In
perial 'u,t 81. .,.. C.t.l..t. .--.>.
squash. NA.t, ..aau.f $50 pig
lugt s. - -. .n. - I..H.t#.+
Wy Wr- !1..- s.- >-.--.. 4taa..
san Diego l.-- s.- -. lmi,,saI
cr' ST TO-. ,... a',,o t;-- --.--.--.
yellow oro"tl.'.n Ir.',t.a. .'t- a..-
10. cream .o.Al '.l- :.--a ,a#.,
quren 5o-'.. Aahhu!t l.a"i...
IL. banana I.ah ,....
Tangcrluc-. lnp.'lal ~ -ur.t
Algerian- Is f.> 5...t.. f. -.
ohotcc f., ir!,Fuldrs @-@.-.. CO..
hella Wy Hau,>> 4-5,.
Tomatoes. local au1 SaY r.aeo
stones lugS 4N5> S1.4o-7.-.'. - ana
5NGc S1.5o-2. cNr s. SUI to. Sla,a.
Barbara co d san Luis Obi~Ip ~
and 5Nt S--2.25. G>G So. cN1 S. -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03
NEH YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Dec. % IL F.
Trading In stocks today exceeded i
million shares for the ~",out las
secutive scion hut eNlr"ion f ye~-
terdaN'> sharp advanc, va. .im.ea
by proti taking.
stock a"prn'd firm hE.' .u.tu -
into realizing Orders ana il,a -'-.sH
led in rang" ilr"guHrI. AigL.a
than yt>tctdaF> finals. Tracing VI
featured by hi". K. running 1. IL.
2oo shar"> in ioy-.ille3 u..l.,l,- -
The opening
stock >ale. v"r, a..a. -.4r.
against l1ho.oo Yesterday. Cur
stock sale> wc," .'4n.o -har..- az.
252,oo7 yeterdal.
Dow Jones u:,tm.nass closing
stock average Indu;riai 1855. ap
] ."s, rail 27.49 OF .ol: utility l5.4S
up q; 60 stocks $3.50 up -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03
GIANT DEAL
GIVES SHAKEUP

JACN~G&EiiLF -. Zee. 3
Up. : -...g... .auEe..3 y. ne
>,a -. G.a... - ta.eaa>. toGsy
.4 49,. - -" q3.ss.. IL tut
..-.- - r." e.aas - Cd POKE
".. s..5..-a IL. Jes.H - aeA-
.:.. a.a.aa.. s!.e A-s3sIa c. = III
I..t. -5s.e>~og ,ad ..t!G mun,ser.
/ .... o.. - G.&a' sjdon anc
.... .t..'.s- s....t -. =. e.,fo,rG
q ~, -. - 1asz.. D. IL.
:.... .so..:.a,. - - la.e = p.ar-
r. Ma".-e~ - Ter - 4 toa'
u .ag wese IL :. cF.dra-e
cd O. - 40.A aa.-aai m.no"
.ea4-t ee"ye&Ioa -. uaGer W.
with re,r.g IG00 baseta@ man rom
A.. -ee,.y4e G. e soan.!T IL a.
tendance
whe IL. Go. Geai i likely .
:..u-a - W.c..er IL; bascmar
E4bc YodAg : GRATED into t.e
Amy u. s.a.ea. i YoHng -oca the
G!4u.. NJ ne, certainly MAKE a
3lr.tro b,d to e. JOHNNY Nj
.:Cm se s toa.5 Cardnai. 10 re-
n.@c mn. This Is on.y one o, III"
deals IL" Giants are E..clE 10 try
20 yU- ac"os, % rebuild Their droop-
Il.- :..- IL, ,,..e. tE.ee unhappy
'....- - .etoLd division.
o. .l-.eG u 40 Yea gor-
.!a-. - playing manager 4, an
estimated S25.030 pc seaE. and Ter
a.. We 80 W. g.ren = ~ %car
.4ree.l...' = rumored S3e 09@
.:..~ - manage IA CONTRACT which
nj. .aa a year 6 run Va, torn
.2. ..te conferred a. len2th o.
:lo".. ce,l-.eG . b.in9 bac1 The
-.pr. r:...r g. q JOIN J McGr;.W
'..r .n,..e. Huo stle.ed Do'h Terr>
..+ c T.. IL road - Dasa5a!2
.s.ae aaa to"u.".
Wa!, o. arc TersT ..are quite i
H4. - e o .ess.blsh e@e Giants
I."-:aen' Hcraae {. StoneHam is
-lE2 - .lye 'he.n q Gee hana il
.-e .t.".a- - G!a.'# 80 4 dom
:al, III.
r.. -al4- - r. ~ -lYe Ctia
.l.." - #o.t ~.ta tAaa I I'D a.
-" .0.. Grounds 80 p.s' tcW seq
Iercs aId v a.e o4c u
MaE" - Giant 4 Wt.uor @ga.n.'
T. ~. e.4Gens tIat ne aeW roll
..'o ..:..a Te.rz L. 3eon ca,
t'... -. -. t.cmrndou
..-" -: memphis E.G= .houIcers.
IT,. Pirate. a=cMg' 10 tgaGe
-'E. 'as.iE -fas lgs'.tG) have
.... 't..Ma.e9 .ss - ,..uc BENG
''.aTse ~ -4aas-e. Frantic
tr. !s:." cs4an". /. az e.
.'' - IL .ee. I..#a asErG 10.
=. Rlac.t MD "a# .ssucd down.
T.,a ~ C.:erea Vaughn % the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03

..4sN NAtt4 N,-
t.. personnel a. ,h2 team.
Fn5 Holt Eas.. .Atobaals. played
,n;> v,lr "a Tie 1ueW tradition,
II Nao.0,d'. ,uds. go~2 t. his peak
- Mc TGtHc same wnsa h. played
y.u....H- l..,n>.1c ,ao. called sls-
.al- g..,H we fo@cE&cNn pa,
auC arott.. ..s~ ;lat set up =
= r.r Rated Us ane oJ sne 3e>.
b.le's. ." '", -Htt@ I'd = =
,.H.. l..G -....'a.
III. n1h Da,, Nc. Dame. Sc
'e,;od .y Co~,& Fs~as L"ahy l.
>H,~, ~ o.-.", Ho"u = Anss!o
Be;,.l. Al.,uAa j.. vs. Only q
>.Y~our. 81. Yea. Ac started
r,s.- sar.. na G.G -. ame tAi>
>.a.. His ,st,u>'s r's> - b1en
..1.--. ..&~l~S ~" .No TEA. :. b.
,aI> ..,>yu See blossoms into an
,.leA>,,r l'aelt Il. Wsa Led all
ENDS .l t.r ;e,.aa j., u .onsldyr-
able Mayan.
TJcs' Uuin B."s.. raahe
IG' g.~' up-uI ou .n.> #3aa' Wao
Nel-A~ -5i uund> N.G sands ~
.rnt ,Wn Aeaa> T., tai as n hau
,. ,cu Dl..'- :tom Professional teams.
l. d. WcNr> spara .l.a h utlt.
-De>ig lack Wlldane AlInuesata.
{ ns.C-'a.. to Jr ;al aqual O.
MMra>u." sr."' racni,. l. lsa5
..,. S'a'E &c ria Wlcsssl. r
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03

...d: Dpia3 - .aJuaes o3rt OF
,nr .n.oa l.. played IN all of
l..4.. r.. ike a.@es apainst
g .... coarl.r.s oaDu1ents. His
.. on,. o IT,. lIsB Hft5 iliane-
.t. .',.a. 'he Gonhefs ~era
i'm o. .... snsa.s passing and
.rr... W.n ,.aniIr responsible I5r
A.. g4. ,.. 49,, v. Em2,on. Hi
.. .t. A..d i. fFa u Lowe
..u ...os' &C Il. - unn.re
..i pa r. usaa2 - igm Of tn
=" .. .las.u, Nna.ola mace.
.. .a-r lQ5.2 y.aa> p s.ne. Hai>-
g.. ,aH .. h.ae
r. 'tU...-I .u> Sn'ss..aa. Gea-
.Iy. aa!us .asa . il fae na,i3n
".re to,l o tle2 Eards sa,ned
.&!H. onlg - ,uas mort ot
WhE~r" W.. ii M resos.L
SUGi."o q h.oEen L. IN ine south
CMpra .an4r, hu' AIMED Ito yards
r,-lr.. .'." iur"W 1.a#e TOUCHDOWN
p'-.". Vor. Il s1aert 10 pros,yt
ii. ,.. .'.a H., - Lsuds for Il
%M.. tr nuu"uad ~ plag out
.uc .ot t.jn.". Gu1allE recognized
81. Cut u :.. aardsst uaaing backs
'r.' TO u.o. in .1s sodth. Georgia
..'u 'u.@ 10 hop SniaM.rh's fun-
.N. ut Hn ~. IA cI2ht-man llne
'".', ,n,. , 'a o,oppeo bavE
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03
BEAR WIN UPSETS
COAST STATISTICS

SEATTLE, Dec 3 up Stan
lords resounding defeat by the
Golden Bears Of California las.
Eec.;cnd offered more headaches Tor
the Cardinals than the final s"ore
indicated the American football
statistical bureau revealed today.
Frankie Albert StanfGrds All
American quarterback, lost 90 yards
net in the conflict, THEREBY as
auling Bob Robertson, Southern
California, cE the Pacific Coast cor
ference individual yardase crown.
Robertson mas 859 yard, WIN orc
game to 60
Pete Kmetoric, InGIan ndlfDack,
emerged from the game with 4ye
,ess yards to MS credit, Tas placed
BOD Barrett, University of Wash
.ngton sophomore. a. ,ue to Of Ire
!ush statistics with A. g@rG- 81 ne
.iOund.
Freddy Meyer Stanford wing
man, dropped from lrat 10 second
place among pass receivers. He
caught one pass in the California
game, BRINGING his Total 10 -. But
George Peters quarterback OF Ore
gon states Rose Bowl club. snag-
gcd three passcs Saturday TO tax.
over the top spot with 1G compile
tions.
Only TWO leaders remained. un-
changed in the rc-Shuffle OF last
WccEehd's vital conflicts. Howard
Manson, Idaho snarpshooter, ab-
pearcd virtually certain to finish
ahead ci other paaacrs. Manson has
completed 3G pasScs to Albert 30.
Ro'A have finished lCY the year.
Can Mccham, the old reliable"
o. the Oregon bunting corps. saf-
tered 4 lctdo"n against Crcgon
STAT" but held to TOP place among
l.ckers with 4OGG-yaud average
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03
BILL DUDLEY
OUTSTANDING MAN

FHLADEl2E4a. Gte. : up -
hL. DHG.e& q ..a1 U4sersltY o.
iA2.A-a a.a.r2 - = Oh I9e Unit
~ Pc. &..-aaIr3 -. f1..gaa ear
t... -. s..a..# 80. u pGNts
-. 49,. E. 49, It Ny
.ri. 1-,e. ..a .a.sG .. 'ae ua-
.u.. g. .as.l- -a8'g. p,ssrr.
Da.t, IL .a4. - fae aaaGd
IT,. a.... s..as Gin. Franz
Loyr, q 3r.ea. NJ HH4.r.: anG
Tom Harmon VI .a.e .rccIyo3
Vie May"ca tfopnl N - past.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03

and threw three touchdown passes.
SO fast tual veteran football re-
po9jers say they never have seen
hin nailed from behind.
Fpl!tack p jlr Wrstflll, Michigan
rated tie best man in the country
cn so.Mers through center. Got
little credit last year, but his
sD.nners nep; opposition tightly
! neh,G. enabling Tom Harmon to
urn ne ends. Coacn Fritz Crisler
calls Kim tn fullback who can
do ever5hiE4 IL tunback Is sup
Gas.d tc do. Excellent pass de
tender rom mis- position on defen-
slYe haif back. Good blocker and
KEY mn in the deceptive attack
Michigan perfected this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03
M A r K E s
BAROMETER

Market quotations on Imperial
Valley produce were Gull TO stcaGy
Wednesday with ,rad.ne SLOW H.
unchanged; flax unchanged eNcc0'
for a quartcr-ccnt rise m Na} IL
tures. Lettuce SIghtiy Veakc. aad
peas showed slightly weaker toH-
dency. Tomatoes fwm Yuma Ic.-
tuce, however brought S25c fay -
possible indication Of hieat-
prices when Imperial harves, starts
Most other commodities UNCHANGED
10 down
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03
l.. 1. POI LYPI

LoS ANGLLES Do.
Hen. Lesaa:a-. :. lo -
Hem. LeehsrrS OR p. ..- H.
lens. Leg. over IL, al Gp IS.
Hens. colored, to 5-7 lbs 24c
lens. colored over 5i2 lbs N up 24c
Broilers !. AM ~ "a u- -.
Broil.r. -. a3.1 ar ., -.
sryers. Leg. 1ore - I, 8 lb-.. 1G.
Tryers, cotore3, 2is to 81 rs -,
Fryers, colored over g.. t. T. y,
Reas..rs. suto'e1. ,..t .'- 49,
>tags, colored ..............,. a.
I'D Rooster, eolored .......... ~,
I'd Lega9rns Boosters ........ 'H.
Ouck!.agS. Pt6ia Over > .'-. .. go
)uckl;reS. Pealn ur1er 1.hs. .. II,
I'D Ducks. White Pekin ...... IS,
Y0uu1 Tn Turkey - d. ". ..
Eeus4 Ta@ Turkey .a.-- .'. .'
Soane Tn Turkeys I" at. e. =.
1apoa- > - - ....... -
apons oYer 5 lbs and ~ ...... %.
2abhi,. ". ] Win" - ~ - -
&abhi,s. mizel eelor- --f.- ."f I2'
}abb:.s No. Old ................ .g7o
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03
CHICAGO GRiI.N5

CHICAGO. b.. .IF' ~
.rieez .aaas .lmf. f.-r '. '..... ..'...
= ..sea- #.#e O.. ...,' g..
mo. @Eeie--...- a.s .- ,,..
eraI 49,.
90 Aeaa- at.a..-1 ...... Of
ba. aaf "a. gran. -..",t .''.
inclination - t,.,,e r..:;'. 'ar."r
reduced a.a-.a4 pi4..-. N.'.' -.a.
ishe4 .p 5-t'.l. ,a'' .,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03
/. 1. GRAIN

- ANUEIE~ D. -IP|
Mo. Y. -. = r.. J.. -
VI ilo. y, -. t...t
Wheat Y =. E.'- =
Barl"l. '..a.' 80 ''i..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03
STANFORD CAGERS

STANFORD U"IVtfeITY ca.
Jc". 3 Up. Stanford Il rcssit".
au.Eo'..s. t'.m. 2Iaaes .. U.e .5u-
.uc"H e.;. H.. t!tle L. ia u. noc'
'uo Sar T.a.si.ro Olympic cllO IN
. NC.-"CAlc'rncc adnr helc TO-
nigh,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03
tItGi ZOOS
MIDu IG,.s
SNI AL lttt.S
L-iS STO( rs

L. ANat.I.l.> i'.
~,a.H j.. s#...'.. ....
80. tt.#.- -.
- Is - #.a#-. sa...
49, r,e -t,.... -..
I'D ,s#.H feHsa.aE s# .. '.
= ae a4.. aash.s
t. - G.#.sa. +. .,-.'....
44 /. \ Ia.,-:,....- {:
l'ir.n.a =. >..0'..-. ... .. N
- i'a..t'. G. sd. g.. %.
= ,eaa So. ...
~a. =, #as 80. '.'.
....44 = se .#....H ... IS. .... o.
- sl.-4s# =. 1.... o..
W.IIla-.#a -. a
- #.,= ~ -r
:. - I.'..r i'..'
-" -, r.. ''....
: - H. rt....
1t. ".
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03
L. /. L{IESTUCk Il

l9> ANGELES
4Ee-.zzz =. AI
II
- - -. ..#
H#4.a EGa= h..s
=.
- ..##-# -
4 t...-#H### .t
-. 6
g.. ......
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03

L. .h>.t.#.. - e."
IT, a:aaf#
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03
LOCIL BtYTERFIT

/. A. H4r.i
Grade \. Cteaa ....
Mauufaef4rIaz II N.. ........ So
Put. gathered n .....
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03

... @..& - E.aNe,s. ast..-
-. Eass& paas> "a. 81
." ..Haa. se8ta
...e~ aaG too bal NJ
...@s -. sa so3st-Men We
..,@ ..=st Important tau..
.. 80. participated Il taa
/. .~ais se2.e>en.S -.
~---s.'.e" q. opinion Il Is
.s.5 e. :8eH or t..e
- s&G taa az We.
,....... - ssHfrs..E HecoeulztG
p s#..ese football to3@3 N
-. =. - .Vo Mza 81 TIE
.. .. ..e....&. - o.as"
#.. -. - -
.. - - set..e.. 4 IT
.. - ssa..s=a. n'@ss. 81
=. - iUa Hasnon e
g.. - j - EHWb.ass. <
-...- Is -. : 5a... #.6st 10 h.-
.. ....-...s. E.a#s Ial> >cu>ou
- }lsaaS POSITIONS
80. q points .t~ttm.
g.. -. a.4..& g. t}te.-
.## a.3f.a VaaI5
... # ..s.e = oae l3.a.
-. r. ,.a.t>t IL T.
-. ...## N....sa# s.ss-
- a3o 9e.a,s
Graa asaga&>.
@ .... ...s.. 80 = Esue
...- s.. #..@ =. -. IL
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03
/. /. B{TTER Il EGGS

/. /. III TYER Il EGGS
I.ff~ i A\s.H.#t5~ -
II TIfzE f.#t.
~t...... ......
INRGi, EGGS
GsHaHt .a#. .#...
Co. 49,.
1..s.#.t.#
Co.
=. -
MEDII VI Ito
saEas.## #...# f.'-..
.-..s..#E -
g., ....
HaHs#.## #-#- ~.#
Gaa5 r. Ha.#
SMALL. Etio>
Candies .#.a# ,&-r.e
C4aa...' t#s.t 49,, ,.r...
Gaee wy ..... "
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-03
.HPLS. FL1X FTTTNES
1 RtNKS

b.
NJ.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06

the living ROOM Crisp saltods yotato
sticks from . can on the emorgency
shelf make good nibbling with TIE
cocktails.
Plas- Berry Cocktail
! cup canned unsweetenod
:. Hawsiian pineapple juice
! cup bottled cranberry Juice
= cup orange Juice
! tablespoon lemon Juice
lwhols cloves
I stick Of cinnamoa
Combine fruit juices. Add cloves
and cinnamon. Cover and chill IN
the refrigerator for one hour before
serving. Strain and serve In eoek.
tail glasses.
Yield: servings.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Minerals important,
to Bounding Health
MINERAL MENUS


ALL the minerals are import
ant to bounding health bu I
whenever calcium and phoo-
phorus are present In foods the
other minerals Just naturally
trail alongl That's why Il pays
to swing menus In the milk
and green's" direction and eNen
choose . baking powder that's
made with calcium phoephatei
Phosphorus has been recog-
nixed % m essential for life f.
self In plants and animals down
through the ages. and - for
calcium--thats the N ineral
that builds bones and tseth,
most important for growing
children,
Milk, American cheese, green's
Especially the old-foshioned
dandelion and beet varisties),
dried peas. beans, oysters and
even the daily bread when IL
made with phosphate baking
powder--Are all well. known
purveyors Of the power q Ivy
ing through calcium end phos-
phorus.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06

\ supply OF canned unsweetened
Hawaiian pineapple juice n your
ro1rigerator during the holidays
viii insure pleasant drinking for
your family - well % friends Who
drop IN 70 see your Christmas tree.
Because Of IL AFFINITY for other
fruit juices, pineapple juice makes
. splendid basis for fruit drinks and
punches that will be attractive for
service during the holiday ssason.
Before your Christmas dinner OF
other holiday dinners serve pine
berry cocktail. It's q taugy. hland
q canned unsweetened Hawaiian
pineapple juice. bottled cranberry
cocktail, strange and lemon Juices,
subtly favored with spice.
TO simplify dinner service, pass
pine-berry cocktail from . tray n
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06

.
LIGHTER cakes are In order
q the temperature riees-par.
ticularly II these cakes may abe
made with comparatively little
exertion, and yet prove delicious
enough to please al who sam.
pie them. Here's Z recipe thai
! am sure will fill the mercury.
climbing bill:
Marble Angol Feed Cake
hcup si1ted cake flour; 2
tablespoons breakfast cocoa;
cup egs whites; X teaspoon salt;
! teaspoen cream Of tartar; IN
cups .sifted graduated sugar;
teaspoon vanilla.
Silt flour once; measure. To
Q tablespoons flour, add cocoa
and slit together. four times. ST,
remaining y cup flour four
times. Heat .sgs whit',s- and salt
with flat wire whisk. When
foamy, add cream Of tartar and
continue beating until stif1
enough to hold Up In peaks. but
not dry. Fold In sugar carefully,
2 tablespoons 1t . time. Divide
mixture In two parts. To one,
fold In flour end y teaspoon
vanilla. To other. fold In {lour
and cocoa mixture, then n tea
spoon vanilla. Put by table
spoons into INCREASED angel
food pan, alternating white and
dark mixtures. Bake In slow
oven (27S'F.) 80 minutes, then
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
svalsntins Fun
Can Be Linked
with Economy
BY MRS. 0AyN0R MADDOX

BY MRS. 0AYNOR MADDOX
NEA Service stan writer
Valentines Day calls for .
party. Nevertheless the prin-
ciple Of wise buying, - Z part
Of our national defense program,
must not b forgotten. Plan your
bridge luncheon or supper party
for Valentines with pleasure
and novelty In mind, but follow
the rule Of good nutrition for
minimum cost"
For q buffet supper after q
dance, plan fairly substantial
spread. Pink should be the
prevailing color. but don't over.
do IL.
SUPPER MENU
Celery stuffed with pimento
cheese, creamed oysters with
green peas in patty shells, or
toasted bread cases, heart
shaped marmalads Bavarian,
coffee.
Creamed chicken or veal can
be substituted for the oysters.
Oysters are In season now.
Today they are shipped al over
the country and sold shelled In
containers, fresh and whole
some. To serve IA guests, buy
three pints Of oysters.
GRAINED OYSTERS ~
(Gerves ~
Twelve tablespoons butter, II
tablespoons -four. teaspoon
salt, V teaspoon pepper, 2 tea
spoons paprika, I quart rich
milk, 8 pints shelled oysterA I
teaspoon lemon juice.
Melt butter in large saucepan.
Stir in -four and seasoning.
Blend thoroughly and cork over
boiling water for 8 lninnt1a.
Then stir Ia milk, Z little af Z
time, stirring carefully q keep
smooth. Place over direct but
low heat. When mixture ~
gins to thicken and comes 70
boil. add oysters. Cook slowly
until edges Of oysters begin o
curl. Stir IN lemon juice and
serve at once IN warmed pattv
shslla or h case6 made Of brood
slowly toasted In the oven. Serve
Green peas - garnish. s
HEAkT-SnARID MARINA.
LADR DAvARIAM
(Ssrvss ~
Two packages orange devored
gelatin. ~ eups hot watax. =
tDaspoOn salt cup heavy,
cream. 3/3 cup orange nafmIr
lAde. . a & <s
Dissolve gelatin. q M HDAoE.
Add salt. Chill untll colA enUl
syrupx.s Eel N CT - l1|s
pfo 0lxlS until 4 4
but not 6elAC ! =
chill uhitll Slioh}l tJ1f IIi
Turn Into heart ahapo1 ~
Chill until firgns xlaG ~ oeGx
nth vta1h sMhipp &Fe9H
amOatn - - 4 !. IN - 6an61
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Lighter Cakes n Order
as Temperature Rises

increase heat to 325'F. and bake
80 minutes longer. Remove from
oven and invert pan ! hour, Or
until cold.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02

Our position is not of opposi-
ton TO this plan just to be
agin' things. Conservation,
and what is known of fish hab-
its, should be uppeTmost in
these decisions. When it's
proved to US that bass fishing
can be done earlier with out
endangering the natural spawn
ing habits, we're with it. q.
But not until then.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02
N1Ak 3{2l0Ii Ilm Aa Ma@zxesS

crew of the Bureau of Fisheries.
Division of Game and Fish, con-
tinued removal of rough fish from
the states favorite walleye waters.
A three-day's haul produced in
addition to approximately $4,000
perch, 1857 sunfish, $50 crappies,
152 walleyes, 81 rock bass, and six
pickerel.
The SEEMING is being done prin-
cipally along the south end of the
lake between Cove Bay and Wig
wan Bay, a distance of about ten
miles. Operations will be contin-
ued until the lake freezes over
The perch were destroyed and
the game fish returned to the lake.
st. Paul, Minn.-For the first
time in many years, the Division
of Lands and Minerals will offer
approximately 100 plated lots in
connection with its October sale
of State trust fundlands.
The lots. most of which have
houses or other structures on them
are in the States Second Addition
to Kelly Lakes, near Hibbing.
In addition, $4,000 acres of farm
and timber land in ten counties
will he offered between October 10
and 20.
Mine workers who for years have
leased Kelly Lakes plots of ground
petitioned the last legislature to
approve plating of the tract. The
legislature ordered this done, and
the lots were plated to conform as
nearly as possible to the tracts as
now leased.
Each lot must be sold at auction,
but provision which requires that
the purchaser must pay cash for
any buildings was included to pro-
tect present owners of the struc-
lures.
The largest area of land offered
is in Aitkin county, 2l2 tracts
comprising $3.50 acres.
Farm leases for 1912 on lands not
sold upon which lease appraisals
have been made will be auctioned
at the end of each sale.
The schedule of sales follows:
Todd county, Long Prairie: Oc-
tober 10. 1000 a. m, number of
pieces 38, approximate acres. 1920.
Crow Wing county, Brainerd
October Is, 200 p. m, number of
pieces SO, approximate acreage
LAO.
Wadena county Wadena: Octob-
er IA, 900 a. m, number of pieces
50, approximate acreage 1,400.
Hubbard county, Park Rapids:
October IA, 100 p. m, number of
pieces AZ, approximate acreage
1880.
Aitkin county, Aitkin: October