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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1936
Page
8
The Globe’s weekly cookery column by Mary F. Dague urges including one hot dish at each meal during hot weather. It offers July menu ideas, meat pies, a chicken pie recipe for six servings, and notes on apples as budget-friendly vitamins and versatile desserts and dishes.
An advisory on constipation warns it can cause headaches and poor appetite. It cites lack of dietary bulk and promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural laxative food providing bulk, vitamin B, and iron. Two tablespoons daily recommended. consult a doctor if unresolved. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Breakfast includes peaches cereal cream tomato sandwiches milk and coffee. Luncheon features cottage cheese sandwiches harvest pudding milk and iced tea. Dinner offers mixed grill lamb kidney chops bacon and eggplant creamed kohl rabi cress radish salad with French dressing chilled rice pudding milk and coffee.
A practical guide on selecting eating versus cooking apples, notes on flavors and handling, and a harvest pudding dessert. It covers baked and sauced apples, preserving color, and trimming bruised fruit. Also includes informal summer entertaining ideas and a dessert plate with fruit and cake ideas.
Funeral services for Allah Mae Cunningham, an automobile accident victim, were scheduled for 2 p.m. at her mother's home on Van Buren Street with Rev. T D Sumrall officiating. Interment in Liano Mausoleum. pallbearers were her cousins. She died in a Clayton New Mexico hospital from injuries suffered Monday in the crash. She was born in Childress and worked in Santa Fe offices. survived by her mother, Mose Aston of Tucumcari, two children Frank Danner and Jim Pat Cunningham. She had many Panhandle aunts and cousins.
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