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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1963
Page
13
Ten million Americans waste 500 million dollars yearly on quack diets fake pills and nonscientific medicine. The piece exposes food faddism myths misused science and charlatans, urging skepticism and reliance on reliable agencies for information. It stresses that genuine nutrition relies on science and cautions against raw foods and unpasteurized milk fads.
A design by magazine writer Harriett Segman showcases a Primitive Provincial room with red white and blue tones. The space combines doors as tables, vintage diction ary and brass stand, blue and white striped shades, book shelves, radiator cover, and a fumed oak desk with black felt top to highlight old wool textures.
A National Family Opinion study shows two thirds of surveyed U.S. families enjoy foreign foods, with Italian at 56 percent, Chinese 36, Mexican 22, Hungarian 7, French 3, German 3, and Armenian 2 percent among homes serving foreign dishes.
New pushbutton aerosol offers lemon flavoring for drinks. The container provides 400 spurts and is pitched for martinis manhattans and tea.
The weekly menu lists no school Monday with meals returning Tuesday through Friday. Tuesday offers Minestrone soup hamburg bun scalloped potatoes green beans carrot sticks cheese squares apricots with veal leaf lettuce jam tomato cucumber salad and chocolate cake. Wednesday features Beef noodle soup meat pie corn carrots Jello pineapple and apple with minced ham cheese olive peach cheese salad and spice cake. Thursday serves Vegetable soup American chop suey green salad wax beans biscuits coconut bars with spiced ham lettuce peanut butter gelatin salad marble. Friday includes Tomato soup tuna pie vegetables cabbage pineapple salad peas cheese potato salad and white cake.
Boston dispatch notes plum pudding has varied roots. Early forms were a beef broth porridge known as a housed of Hanover dish, not a pudding, later documented in 1058 as a Frenchman’s bouillon porridge. The term plum pudding appears in 1791 in Mrs Fraser’s cookbook, with raisins swelling possibly giving the name.
The Cleanliness Bureau reports a streamlined technique helping most right-handed people wash dishes from right to left. The right hand immerses and washes dishes while the left hand steadies them and moves items to the left into hot rinse water or the drainer for hot water rinsing.
The Mount Carmel Senior Sociality and England's staged a fashion show at Wendell-Sherwood Hotel presenting winter wear for home and ski life. Highlights included ankle length robes, coral pink fleece pieces, stretch ski suits, and a rare appearance by children’s wear featuring a blue corduroy A-line jumper. A chiller Empress chinchilla jacket priced at $3,000 drew attention alongside Empire white satin gowns with beaded appliques.
United Press International outlines simple household tips. Charcoal in the cookie jar slows moulding while a cut paste bottle bottom serves as a funnel. A mix of cream of larlar and water in a blackened aluminum pan speeds cleaning by reducing scouring time.
The women's page correction lists omitted ingredients for a pumpkin chiffon filling from last Friday's food story. Items include gelatine, dark brown sugar, salt, nutmeg, cinnamon, milk, water, eggs, canned pumpkin, and granulated sugar, with quantities adjusted as stated. The Eagle regrets the error.
New York readers are advised to serve tuna on cornbread after a football game. Mix two cups undiluted evaporated milk six ounces grated cheddar cheese one teaspoon salt dash pepper and one tablespoon Worcestershire sauce. Stir drained tuna into the mixture add pimiento strips and heat. Serve over hot cornbread made from mix. Serves six.
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