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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1961
Page
7
Chopped Brazil nuts add texture and flavor to stuffing for poultry. Use 1 cup nuts per 8-ounce mix, add to bread crumbs with onion celery and parsley, moisten with stock, and bake 35 to 45 minutes depending on oven. Separate bake option available for serving with chicken veal or beef.
A consumer education specialist from URI notes the native apple season brings peak quality and low cost. Retail displays and roadside stands boost visibility as Jim Bromley advises placing a bowl of well-shined apples at home to encourage family consumption and easy healthy snacking.
Instructional piece on basic first aid for severe bleeding from an accident. It covers applying pressure with cloth or gauze, using bandages, avoiding unnecessary movement, calling an ambulance, and transporting to hospital. It notes tourniquets are dangerous and splinting may help limb injuries. Emphasizes keeping the patient quiet and warm while awaiting medical help.
URI Extension nutritionist Lib Jacobson explains how to store perishable foods to extend freshness. She notes oils may be kept at room temperature briefly, mayonnaise and salad dressings belong in the fridge after opening, and many items like jellies and peanut butter keep better refrigerated once opened. She advises storing eggs in the carton, potatoes in a cool dark ventilated area around 45 to 50 degrees F, and citrus fruits melons and pineapples for best quality at room temp 60 to 70 degrees. Readiness to detect spoilage includes off odors and sour tastes, while fridge temperatures should stay at or above 42 degrees F to minimize bacterial growth.
A study notes mothers rely on kin and a growing service industry for baby care as modern products replace traditional hands on methods. The article highlights diapers, plastics, powders, lotions, unbreakable bottles, allergy prevention, and nursery decor shaping the baby care era.
URI specialist Jim Bromley notes sturdy fall vegetables such as potatoes, winter squash, turnip, carrots, cabbage, cucumbers, broccoli, and lettuce provide cheap per serving. Apples top fruit lists with cranberries, grapefruit, and bananas as solid choices. Meat, poultry, and dairy sales vary by store. compare ads to save and limit driving distances.
A recipe style item from a California kitchen lists ingredients for cookies. Includes semi sweet chocolate, walnuts, flour, sugar, shortening, milk and related measurements. Reflects a home cooking note from a regional publication.
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