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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1923
Page
15
The article presents a home diet plan customizing menus by meals. It suggests housewives create skeleton menus for breakfast lunch and dinner after learning dietetics principles. It cites Dr. Benjamin Harrow endorsing menu lists and outlines sample foods for each meal with cautions on rich desserts and sugar.
A compact home tips list covers drawers with white enamel, long handled brushes for cleaning greasy dishes, washing spinach in salted water, proper raw bacon storage, reuse of old stockings as arm covers, safety matches on glass, drying stockings by the toes to prevent stretching, and hand lotion or vaseline for cold water use.
In a chatty family scene Father Bedwell contemplates life insurance after a club mate notes his pallor. His wife Frances resists talk of tinctures, then proposes an iron tonic of spinach carrots and vegetables. The exchange blends humor with health quests and a nudge toward seasonal gardening tips.
Theodore Dresser lists ten favorite books including Candide the Arabian Nights and the Woodlanders with notes on how tastes change with age. He notes the difficulty of comparing lists and that his choices reflect current pleasure. Copyright 1983 by North American Newspaper Alliance.
Philadelphia April 10. Archaeological reports from Ur of the Chaldees describe progress by the joint University of Pennsylvania and British Museum expedition. Excavations reveal the wall of a Moon God temple, dating back to the third millennium B C, with Nabonides’ daughter as high priestess and astronomy linked to the lunar calendar.
A letter discusses hyneracta lly diet limits and proposes a diet emphasizing white fleshed fish cream soups cereals eggs and mild beverages. It questions tin can storage after opening while noting limited food change until fermentation and cites a chemist debunking major fears about canning stored foods.
The passage claims the milk did not transfer bacteria to the intestines. It notes the fermented milk might still be wholesome for some cases but remains in experimental stages. The text references Metch nikof-e and bacitus in a speculative, uncertain discussion about dairy and health.
The recipe section presents a chilled endive or escarolle serving with banana, banana slices, and pimento in a thick mix, dressed with French dressing. It also lists cold slaw steps with white cabbage and pepper, and a creamed peas and carrots dish using carrots, sugar, and a white sauce.
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