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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 30, 1933
Page
13
Recipes from a vintage collection offer winter breakfast ideas. Stewed apricots cook gently with sugar added at the end, served cold. Prune juice and junket milk dessert mix chocolate and vanilla flavors with warm milk for a firm chill dessert. Orange Nut Whip blends cream, peanut brittle, and orange pieces for a cold serve.
Recipes for Orange Waldorf and Winter Garden salads with ingredients and steps include apples celery oranges raisins mayonnaise and lettuce as the base. The text mentions fruit pieces sized for serving and offers dressing options French or mayonnaise while stray phrases discuss morbid stomach and intestinal conditions and a worm remedy.
In a Los Angeles area slaughterhouse Christmas rush tale, Antone, a Mexican roustabout, outwits a dangerous steer with daring rope-work and quick moves. Foreman Prout, Schmidt, and vaquero Alvatro play key roles as the steer charges and the team narrowly survives.
Practical advice from the Dominion Weekly Newsletter covering winter housing for brood sows, feeding regimens to maintain flesh, and parasite control. It also advises laying mash for hens, continuous water, vitamin-rich cod liver oil use, safe oil testing, and storing vegetables and farm machinery for winter maintenance.
A businessman finds a wallet with a dollar, two theatre tickets and a driver’s license. He delivers the tickets to the address and meets a designer sister who could join his women’s wear firm, turning a chance act into a mutually beneficial outcome.
An old advertisement promotes Douglas' Egyptian Liniment as a household remedy that stops bleeding and cauterizes wounds to prevent blood poisoning. It asserts the product wards off inflammation and proud flesh.
A woman parked by a fire plug for three hours evades a police inquiry by cryptically responding that telling her name would not help, adding her husband is much larger and jealous. The polite officer waits to confront the culprit as she starts the car.
In Muskoka and Toronto areas several hospitals care for consumptive patients on the Humber River and at Queen Mary institutions. They rely on donations from generous friends to carry on life saving work and urge gifts to George A. Reid, Treasurer, 223 College Street, Toronto 2.
The line quotes Alfred E. Smith urging wholesome recreation for youths out of work and contrasts it with Charles M. Schwab noting an overproduction of optimism in the United States.
A druggist advertises Ur Tabs as a pleasant inexpensive home treatment for bladder weakness and urethral irritation. The copy claims rapid relief of daily irritation and nighttime urination, urging readers of all ages to try the special formula once used in the doctor's practice for nearly a decade.
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