5 Ham Sandwich and Cold Coffee Cautionary Note
A cautionary line warns that hastily swallowing hot coffee and ice cold ado can upset the stomach. It adds that doing this too often should be avoided to prevent indigestion.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1930
Page
8
A cautionary line warns that hastily swallowing hot coffee and ice cold ado can upset the stomach. It adds that doing this too often should be avoided to prevent indigestion.
A business traveler notes how Good Housekeeping Institute’s card helps check daily meals for balance. The article highlights rising use of the institute tool in restaurants and the link between diet, health, and efficiency.
The article offers unusual menu ideas for breakfast lunch and dinner including a rhubarb breakfast dish, codfish luncheon, and Virginia baked ham dinner. It discusses nutrition guidance from Good Housekeeping Institute and shifts in American dining trends toward lighter midday meals and more salads and fish.
A vintage guide extols garlic as an old herb to flavor dishes by rubbing dishes with garlic before baking pasta or roasting meat. It touts curry powder and bay leaves to enrich soups sauces and vegetables, warns moderation, and notes dehydrated vegetables and canned Chinese products as modern conveniences for campers and remote homes.
The piece advises shaping kid parties around the child’s preferences, recommending small gatherings, simple decorations, and age appropriate menus. It emphasizes child involvement in planning, avoiding adult overkill, and using subtle hospitality lessons to foster generosity and comfort.
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