No Bones Roast of Veal or Beet Delights
A vintage ad promotes a lean Daisy roast of veal or beet with no bones no surplus fat and tender deliciousness aiming to entice home cooks with a simple savory option from a bygone era.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1925
Page
4
A vintage ad promotes a lean Daisy roast of veal or beet with no bones no surplus fat and tender deliciousness aiming to entice home cooks with a simple savory option from a bygone era.
A compact note offers a business variety choice featuring corned beef or an option to make it in house. Emphasizes a tasty meat selection suited for warm weather periods and consumer preference.
A local ad invites readers to try extra fine shoulder steaks promising delightful flavor and quality dining. The note emphasizes tenderness and savor, appealing to meat lovers seeking home style indulgence.
An official seismology report submitted to Hyogo prefecture's governor discusses the Tajima region quake. Lead seismologist Dr Nakamura notes a known earth crust belt from Aomori to Sabie, with no prior strong shocks, and suggests a deep fault below the Me Miruvamie river mouth as a possible quake source.
A federal suit filed by Winsor Weld challenges a 15 cent per event tax on club dues and other charges. Officials say revenue law applies. the country club continues collection and fights to recover tax refunds.
A dramatic 1920s call extols the American youth as the nation’s true asset, praising government departments for fostering commerce and agriculture while urging expanded Citizens Military Training Camps. It stresses military training as essential to citizenship, health, and national defense, highlighting camp gains in weight and height and anticipating broader future enrollments.
New York July 17 Rates for earthquake insurance along the Pacific coast will rise about two and a half times the present figures with higher co insurance. The executives and rare Committees of the explosion conference of the Road of Fire Underwriters ordered the increases. W GE Roembke said the present rates last April were too low for hazard coverage. The move aims to refine the rise so as to better reflect risks tied to earthquakes.
AP reports Walter Spidell attached to the oath infantry at Plattsburgh barracks was found dead today with a bullet wound to the head. Authorities suspect suicide. Spidell served overseas in World War I and reportedly had health problems.
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