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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1945
Page
6
A Kellogg's advertisement urges daily use of All-Bran as a natural laxative and diet aid. It claims bulk from wheat bran aids bowel regularity, provides iron calcium phosphorus vitamins and protein, and stresses the product is wholesome not a medicine.
The report notes 205 movie houses operating in Philadelphia and 658 in New York City at the present time, reflecting large urban cinema networks.
Mrs Lyle Bragonier writes she is very satisfied with Faultless Starch calling it tops all others. The letter extols no cooking required for preparation and claims ironing is easier with its ironing aids. It promises time savings and reliable performance on lines.
Homemakers face seasonal craving for cake as fall brings cooler kitchens. Recipes feature Bran Devil's Food Cake Marmalade Tea Cake Sour Cream Spice Cake and Gingerbread Upside-Down Cake with practical tips for texture and sugar reduction. Also includes Whipped Cream method and a note from Western Newspaper Union.
Storing tips for easier dishwashing include washing in soapy water with vinegar, rinsing in hot vinegar water, using hot soapy water for grease and cold water for egg and milky dishes. Scrape dishes first and have a sink strainer, stack carefully, and dry china on a rack while wiping glasses and cutlery promptly. Use absorbent towels and paper toweling for hands.
The dish aspic likely got its name from French cooks who used it with game or fish in talves foot jelly. The term was thought to resemble the cold touch of a poisonous African snake called the asp.
Medical Officers of 21029 report that 47 percent plan to return to medical practice in their former communities. The finding highlights potential regional staffing shifts among service members after duty.
The state ranks as the second healthiest in the union based on army rejection records. About 414 percent of Kansas's population is noted in U S armed forces, including five star General Dwight D. Eisenhower of Abilene.
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