17 May 1945
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1945
Page
1
The article outlines sources of vitamins A C D and B1 from everyday foods. It emphasizes supplementation through dairy, fruits, vegetables, meats, and grains, and notes sunshine as a vitamin D source. It mentions riboflavin also present in common foods and links nutrition to growth and disease prevention.
A vintage home nutrition piece lists vitamin rich foods and recipes including tomato stuffed salad, Jellied Perfection Salad, Cabbage Pepper Slaw, and Ambrosia Salad. It explains vitamins B and C cannot be stored, urges daily variety across groups, and offers practical tips for healthy eating with lean meats, liver, and dairy.
Practical kitchen tips from Lynn Says on keeping food warm, heating serving ware, salting water for eggs to prevent shells from cracking, and finishing asparagus with cream sauce and eggs. It covers slow oven fruit dishes, rhubarb prep, pudding toppings with orange marmalade whipped cream, quick fruit desserts with sugar, and crust substitutes using flour butter sugar and cinnamon.
Amos Croy and his wife settled on a Milroor farm where Homer Croy was born. Homer, the first Croy to attend high school and college, worked in New York on a woman's magazine, wrote a novel and a play, mortgaged the farm to aid relatives, then financed a dealer training film. He published a profitable authors magazine, served in World War I with the MCA, wrote a radio version of Show Boat, and worked with Chic Sale before continuing his novels.
The narrator revisits a family farm near Hoover's land, recalls corn husker days, and notes shifts in farming life. He contrasts old family routines with modern pressures, shares comments on neighbors, politics, and local pride, and hints at future reflections as he contemplates his legacy and the town's evolution.
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