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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1980

Page

16

League Preps Mothers for Nutritional New Year in Aiken

Collette Miller of the La Leche League International's Aiken chapter describes discreet public nursing and the group's goal to educate women about breastfeeding. The chapter hosts monthly discussions for mothers and expectant mothers, with regular attendance from a core group and as many as 15 women.

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Breastfeeding group promotes natural infant care and guidance

La Leche League leaders Mrs. Miller and Alice Sheehan discuss the benefits of nursing, including mother child bonding, immunity, and easy milk access. They note breastfeeding through the first year, precautions about medications, and support for working mothers with expressed milk.

Alice Sheehan

Home style raisin bread and cranberry pie recipes

A compact set of kitchen instructions for making pop top raisin bread in two coffee cans and a cranberry pie. Includes mixing proportions for yeast dough with honey ginger nutmeg and evaporated milk, rising in cans, baking, and cooling, followed by cranberry pie with cranberries nuts sugar eggs butter and shortening baked in a 10 inch plate.

Ask the Butcher: From Meat Labels to Mock Turtle Dishes

A reader explains beef cut labeling from sirloin tip to beef round tip and recalls old mock turtle dishes. Advice clarifies that sirloin tip and beef round tip are the same cut and outlines how round comprises four muscles. Also describes carbon steel knife stains and cleaning methods with lemon salt or cork cleanser.

National Livestock and Meat Board

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