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Newspaper
Delta Herald Times
Location
Delta, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
7
An article from Hygeia by Dr Francis W Palfrey warns against misusing household remedies and recommends labeling all medicines not for pain. It stresses lighted safe storage, childproofing, and seeking medical advice for unclear dyspepsia while noting dangers of cathartics in appendicitis.
Jurors received 1800 dollars for travel to meet and discuss patriotic topics. The day’s spending also included 3064 dollars for the almshouse and pensioners, highlighting charitable support amid a somber mood.
A financial entry notes the People’s National Bank with a listed amount of 350,000.00 in unspecified context. The fragment provides a bank name and a large sum without clear date or purpose.
The excerpt offers guidance on container use for ashes to prevent grate damage and notes quick removal from the ash pit. It also advises judging grapefruit by weight for juiciness, selecting medium cucumbers for tenderness, avoiding very large potatoes with holes, and a method to clean velvet with boiled water and muslin filtering.
The excerpt presents cooking hints for December featuring cabbage pineapple salad and pork chops, plus a ginger marmalade sandwich, date bread with walnuts, and an easy winter supper of creamed dried beef and baked potatoes. Steps and measurements reflect era cooking guidance.
The missive urges readers to save money and support the Bel Air Times amid ads and holiday indulgences. It mentions older readers like Mrs. Louisa McFadden and references local figures such as A. S. Deavour and the Green pencil phrase. The tone brands tradition and raises a call to preserve community ties with the past.
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