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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1961
Page
5
Fragmentary kitchen notes describe peach allices with orange rind and sugar, plus gelatin preparation. The text references measurements in pounds and ounces and appears to be a dessert or filling instruction, but many words are garbled. Further readable context would clarify the dish and complete steps.
URI consumer expert Jim Bromley reports the upcoming Thanksgiving foods are plentiful and priced reasonably. Turkeys potatoes squash cranberries and pumpkin lead the list with broccoli cabbage celery cucumbers onions and lettuce also attractive buys. Apples top the fresh fruit counter with pears and grapes following. beef pork and lamb offer good meat options while poultry remains the bargain choice. dairy eggs and fresh fish like haddock and sea scallops are available though not at peak.
University of Rhode Island consumer educator Jim Bromley emphasizes potatoes retain vitamins and minerals when cooked with skins on. Potatoes provide energy rich starch and about 100 calories per medium potato, with butter or gravy adding most calories.
Susan T Broadfoot outlines October deals including cheaper poultry and pork, beef cuts on sale, wide fresh produce, especially winter squash and potatoes, apples and cranberries. She extols McIntosh apples as superior and explains storage limits, the value of buying drops from orchards, and cautions about bruised fruit though bargains exist for immediate use.
Director urged urgent vaccination for high risk groups including those with heart disease diabetes and chronic illness and elderly women. Dr Cannon and officials warned of an upcoming influenza surge this fall and winter and stressed boosters for those previously vaccinated and immediate vaccination for all at risk to prevent fatalities.
This article urges parents especially mothers to monitor infants for signs of hearing loss. It lists indicators such as slow response to speech, not reacting to name, to tapping sounds, or to street noises. It notes early testing by doctors, specialist exams, and potential benefits of hearing aids and education. mentions support groups and programs aiding hard of hearing children.
Wander through a 18th century style of elegance in baby wear with a white wool ensemble featuring lavender looping. Learn double and single crochet techniques with chain knot finishes for bonnet and booties and request Leaflet No C-330 for free directions.
A health column explains allergy as hypersensitivity to harmless substances with about one in ten people affected. Allergens include pollens dust foods and more. Common diseases are hay fever asthma hives and digestive disturbance. Seek medical tests and guidance for relief and long term protection. The piece is sponsored by R. L Tuberculosis and Health WARRR-A Kee Ak.
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