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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 30, 1933
Page
5
Two recipes for winter breakfast dishes include Stewed Apricots with sugar scaled to fruit amount and Prune Juice sweetened and served cold. A Junket Milk Mix with honey cocoa and vanilla is prepared warm, then set to firm, chilled, and served with whipped cream and cereal flakes. An Orange Nut Whip dessert blends cream, peanut brittle, and orange pieces for a very cold serving.
The text describes two salad recipes Orange Waldorf Salad and Winter Garden Salad with ingredients like apples celery oranges raisins nuts and mayonnaise, plus serving guidance. It also includes a morbid medical note about worm treatment mentioning Miller's Worm and recommendations to relieve a child’s suffering.
A chaotic Christmas shift at a Los Angeles area slaughterhouse features Antone the Mexican roustabout battling a dangerous steer. Foreman Prout, Schmidt, and Antone work to prevent a fatal charge as the steer endangers Prout’s son and others, with Antone executing daring maneuvers to capture the animal and save lives. The tale ends with a chastened but victorious crew and a thankful crowd.
Seasonal farming tips outline brood sow housing nutrition and hygiene including bedding, exercise, parasite control, feed ratios, and forage. It also covers laying hens care, water and green feed, cod liver oil benefits, vegetable storage guidelines, and winter repair of farm machinery to prevent breakdowns.
A businessman finds a wallet with a dollar, two theatre tickets, and a driver’s license in a poor district. He returns the tickets to the uptown buyer, meeting a designer sister who helps his shop, leading to a mutual benefit from a chance encounter.
An advertisement touts Douglas' Egyptian Liniment as essential for homes. It claims to stop bleeding cauterize wounds prevent blood poisoning and keep away inflammation and proud flesh in a concise promotional pitch.
A woman parked by a fire plug for three hours locks her car and enters as a policeman approaches. He asks for her name and she replies with a coy deflection, warning that her husband is much larger and jealous.
In Muskoka and along the Humber River the Muskoka Hospital and the Toronto and Queen Mary Hospital aid consumptives as last resorts. Heartrending pilgrimages of patients show the need for support. Donations fund life saving work. send gifts to George A. Reid, Treasurer, 223 College Street, Toronto.
A historical quotation reflects views by Alfred E. Smith on the need for wholesome recreation for unemployed youth and Charles M. Schwab criticizing American optimism overproduction in recent years.
A druggist touts URATABS as a quick, inexpensive treatment for bladder weakness and urethral irritation. The ad claims long use by a doctor and promises relief from daytime urinary lying days and nightly awakenings for men of any age who have failed other medicines.
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