Feeding Father vegetable ideas and recipes from Eleanor Howe
Household News presents tips to coax men to eat vegetables with crisp raw sticks and salads, plus a practical booklet Feeding Father offering recipes for meat dishes and desserts. Included are several tested dishes such as Onions Baked in Tomatoes Lima Beans on Casserole French Fried Asparagus Tips and Pennsylvania Dutch Spinach using spinach beets carrots and other produce. Readers can send 10 cents to obtain the booklet and related recipes.
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I Resolve Made Your Resolutions for 1940
A playful 1940 column riffs on common New Year promises as readers pledge to slim down save money read more and quit smoking. It feigns self parody with stuttering and humor about daily habits and self improvement.
Recovering Words and Everyday Moments From a Local Classroom
A teacher explains the meaning of recuperate to a class while a boy answers about his tired father after a day’s work. A waiter and customer exchange about how eggs should be prepared in a brief, lighthearted dialogue.
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Eleanor Howe Shares Mid-Winter Jam Recipes
Next week Eleanor Howe will present favorite recipes for jams marmalades and hot breads suitable for winter stock. The items can be prepared now to supplement your pantry with comforting preserves and breads.
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Gregorian calendar roots for New Year’s day on January 1
Pope Gregory established the Gregorian calendar in 1582 placing New Year’s Day on January 1. Europe had marked New Year on March 25 in the Middle Ages. Britain/colonies adopted the 12 month system in 1752. Ancient Persians and Egyptians celebrated on September 22.
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