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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1935
Page
3
National Health Council urges balanced diets for children focusing on milk as a key food. Daily intake should include milk vegetables fruit cereal bread butter eggs and a simple dessert with meat or fish occasionally. Emphasizes pasteurized milk and varied foods to meet growth needs.
The article lists vegetables such as spinach, carrots, green peas, cabbage, beets, and others to be quickly cooked and served with midday meals including at least one vegetable besides potatoes. It prioritizes tomatoes, carrots, and greens, notes seasonal fruits like oranges and apples, and details cereals, bread, butter substitutes, and daily water. It also covers egg, meat, and fish preparation, desserts, and kitchen tips including baking sheets and onion soup.
Fragmentary baking note describes shortening sugar mixture eggs melted chocolate and vanilla. Instructions mention adding salt and kernels and dropping dough to bake, but text is garbled and incomplete with missing steps and measurements.
Cottage ham recipe presents green parsley garnish and horseradish sauce made from evaporated milk and horseradish with salt and cayenne. The mortgage foreclosure notice in Houston County Alabama names R E Robinson and Helen Robinson mortgaged property in Dothan with sale set for October 7 1935 to satisfy debts.
Enterprise September 6 Special Cotton ginning exemption certificates for Coffee county growers may be bought at Enterprise or Elba offices. Certificates cost five cents per pound and buyers should use cashier checks or money orders payable to the certificate pool manager. Rules specify rounded pounds, with cashiers’ checks reflecting the nearest 5 pound total.
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