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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1928
Page
14
Kellogg's Corn Flakes now marketed for all day use from breakfast to bedtime. Grocers stock the red and green package for morning meals, lunches, snacks, and children's suppers whenever hunger strikes.
Paris reports wide discussion of sterilizing mentally abnormal individuals to prevent them from producing offspring. Doctor Toulouse of the Henry Rousselle Hospital warns about uncertain health effects and advocates supervision and possible marriage restrictions rather than sterilization, amid crime and perversion concerns in Europe.
The text argues against sterilizing all abnormals noting the taint may not be fatal and descendants could still be normal or gifted. It suggests that preventing marriage or procreation is unjustified and discusses hereditary stigma and intellectual variance.
Belgrade reports Macedonian revolutionary Vantcho Michaeloff threatens to lead freelooters on a march against Sofia unless Bulgarian authorities lift repressive measures. Unconfirmed border reports say Macedonian bands move toward Petrich Gornjan and Dechumaja amid clashes between rival factions. A separate note describes a new lightweight streetcar prototype demonstrated to railway executives in St Louis.
Mrs Chitwood provides a simple recipe for cod d led apples using ripe Jonathan apples uniform in size. Core the fruit place in a porcelain kettle add thick sugar water simmer until tender and serve with the syrup.
Soak gelatin in cold water five minutes. Boil sugar with half cup water to soft ball. Pour stream into beaten egg whites while beating. Stir in gelatin and cool over ice until set. Fold in cream fruit and flavoring. Fill mold, line with paper, chill in ice and salt about three hours.
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