Lean pork rich in vitamins finds note in 1940 study
Research by Dr. C. A. Elvehjem at the University of Wisconsin shows lean pork is a rich natural source of the vitamin B group including B-1. A pork chop can supply daily B-1 needs. also suggests economical cuts like shoulder and spareribs have flavorful, easy preparations. A recipe combines spareribs with lima beans and cider, baked at 350 degrees for about an hour.
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C. A. Elvehjem
University of Wisconsin
Elvehjem
Bacon and Sausage Team Up With Fruits for Fall Budget Luncheon
Bacon and sausage featured with seasonal fruits to craft budget friendly lunch and dinner options. Recipes include Bacon with Sweet Potatoes and Apples, Bacon Grill with pineapple and asparagus, and Apples with Sausage Cakes, using modest portions and simple methods.
Relieve Coughs Fast with Simple Home Syrup
A home recipe promises quick relief from cold coughs. Mix two cups sugar with one cup water and add two and a half ounces of Pinex to a pint bottle for a potent syrup that soothes mucous membranes, loosens phlegm, eases breathing, and remains stable long-term.
Cutler Personal and Brief Social Notes
Mrs. William Freece hosts the Willing Workers Club with a covered dish dinner. Families and friends visit across Zanesville Cleo Hickman Charleston W Va Howard Hickman Giffin W Va Ferde French family. Gale Masters and son Dicky leave for Fort Peck Montana for work. Lucy Place Clay Ridge visits Leyda family. Eva Landers visits Akron sister. Carothers family and Dunbars visit Carrie and Dean Dunbar. J S Devol and Louise Dunbar attend John Carother to Jane Sneider wedding in Toledo Trinity Church.
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Cutler
William Freece
Willing Workers Club
John Summers
Billy
Zanesville
Harold Gill
Cleo Hickman
Charleston
W. Va
Howard Hickman
Giffin
Ferde French
Gale Masters
Akron
Eliza Jane Carothers
J. S. Devol
Louise Dunbar
John Carothers
Jane Sneider
Trinity Episcopal Church
Toledo
Uncertain influences cloud business on today’s stars
A horoscope notes conflict between expansive prospects and delays in business affairs. It warns of treachery and misrepresentation, and suggests feminine intervention could help. Those with May birthdays face perplexities as opposing trends pull outcomes.
Athens N E Colony Teaches Colonial Music Traditions
The Athens Colony of New England Women held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. C. E. Atkinson’s home to discuss New England music and composers. Dr. Lenore Stack showed improvement after illness, and the group planned the annual November 20 gathering with several hostesses.
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Athens
New England
C. E. Atkinson
R. P. Tompkins
National Defense
Lenore Stack
Social Notes of Mt. Union
Mt Union social page lists 31 in Sunday School last Sunday. Local families and visitors share weekend visits in Athens Forest Run Pomeroy Langsville Chester Bradbury and nearby communities. Guests attend birthday dinner for Delbert Turner at Dyesville site.
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MT. Union
Golden Circle
Charles King
Bradbury
Lewis Saxton
Dexter
Harley Carr
Ray Seidenable
Pomeroy
Roy Frecker
Chester
M. A. Epple
Dana Bear
Forest Run
Grace Savage
Roger Savage
Langsville
M. A. Nicholson
Roy Wiseman
Chillicothy
O. W. Wiseman
Glenn Turner
Carl
Delbert Turner
Dyesville
Emmett McCumber
Grass Run
John Nicholson
Maiden Declines Suit With Ture Nip Dish In Westphalia
A Westphalian maiden signals unwelcome attention from a young man by placing ture nip dishes before him at table, a ceremonial deterrent reflecting local custom and social boundaries.
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Westphalia
Germany
Republican meeting slated at Broadwell school Saturday
Broadwell notes a Republican meeting set for the Broadwell school on Saturday evening Oct 19. The column records numerous Sunday visits including Frank Parsons and family visiting John Parsons in Bartlett and others visiting relatives in Elliot Armadale Westland Chesterhill and Bartlett.
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Frank Parsons
Harry Palmer
Stockport
Warren Munn
McDougal
Charles Weaver
Chesterhill
Simon Layton
Mervin
West Virginia
Bernard White
Kenneth
William Cummings
Bartlett
Marriage Meddlers and the Veritzen Family Schemes
Madge Graham recalls Philip Veritzen revealing his tests of Mary Veritzen's loyalty and marriage under pressure from revolutionists and a royal refugee, while planning a distant refuge for Queen Olga. The confession frames Mary's training as an actress and wife within a web of family power and political intrigue at Sag Harbor.
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Madge
Veritzen
Mary
Philip Veritzen
Noel
Sag Harbor
Madge Graham
Mary Veritzen
Veritzeen
New York
Olina
Philip
Olga
Sequel Plan Tests Realist Acting in Married Comrades In law
A discussion reveals a man’s belief that true emotion needs real experience. He explains engineering his wife Mary’s absence to test her acting and claims Noel’s limited ability and love for his wife thwarted a prior scheme. The focus remains on testing depth of feeling versus deception.
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Lillian
Mary
Noel
Olina
Drain Northward Through Lake Winnipeg to Hudson Bay
Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota drain partly into Lake Winnipeg and thence into the Nelson River flowing to Hudson Bay. The description traces a northern watershed path from these states toward a polar basin.
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Union
Hudson Bay
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Lake Winnipeg
Nelson River
Endangered North American wildlife linked to human activity
A historical reflection states that human actions have caused or driven nearly all wildlife extinctions in North America, directly or indirectly. The note emphasizes humanity's central role in species loss across the continent.
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North America
Nelsonville Boy Struck by Car at Noon
Nine year old Don Weaver son of Mr and Mrs James Weaver was hit by an automobile driven by Harold Lafavor on E Washington Street. He suffered severe facial cuts and was treated by a local physician.
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Nelsonville
Don Weaver
James Weaver
Harold Lafavor
E. Washington St
Horse maturity and strength years in heavy harness
The piece notes that horses fit for heavy harness do not mature or reach maximum strength until age five or six. It states these horses perform best from ages seven to ten.
Record of U S Consumer Complaints and Rail Rail Life
The passage notes that department stores handle about 52 million customer complaints annually and that steel rails have an average life of 15 years, with some rails from fifty years ago still in service.
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United States
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