Family Favoring Dishes From 1930s Western Menu
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union piece outlines creamed dishes including mushrooms, sweet breads, and minced ham on toast. It offers prepare-ahead tips and lists recipes like Spinach Mold Butter Taffy Philadelphia Pepper Pot Molasses Dumplings Maple Cream Sauce Pineapple Aspic and Southern Salad with French dressing.
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Philadelphia
Western Newspaper Union
Fruit Gelatin Mold with Concord Grapes
A 1930s style recipe from the bureau of home economics uses Tokay or Malaga grapes in a grape juice mold. Soften gelatin in cold water add boiling water sugar and salt then mix with lemon juice and grape juice before folding in the grapes and chilling until firm. Serve with whipped cream.
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Tokay
Malaga
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Bluish Coffee Mystery Stuns Cincinnati Couple
A Cincinnati housewife reports blue liquid in coffee. officials inspect and confirm blue tint came from a grocery clerk's fallen pencil in the grinder. Chemists find ink fragments and wood bits. no toxin found. The case ends with a caution about inspection and color perception.
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Cincinnati
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Calcium in Diet Builds Strong Bones and Teeth
The United States Department of Agriculture urges sufficient calcium intake for growing children and adults. Milk remains a primary source, with cheese and many vegetables, fruits, and legumes contributing calcium and other nutrients.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Fairy Tale Bedtime Journey Through Cotton Fields
A dreamlike tale follows David guided by Miss Cotton-Cotton through Southern cotton country from Georgia to Florida. The living map character explains cotton's prominence across states while David naps and awakens in a soft cotton field before continuing his imaginative journey.
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Ealty
David
Enty
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Miss Cotton- Cotton
Miss Cotton-Cotton
Back View of Autumn Hats Hobby With The Milliners
Back views of millinery styles show clever back-focused designs this season. Velvet manipulations and unique feather placements create striking silhouettes, with self trim and crystal accents enhancing the look. Approved by American willinery fashion authorities for authentic exclusive fashions. Street's Change of Name Glassmakers street in New York was the early name of South William street.
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Western Newspaper Union
New York
South William Street
Cabbage Slaw Replaces Other Salads In Winter Diets
An old winter salad option, cabbage slaw, is praised for serving hot or cold and pairing with meat and seafood. The article gives a basic preparation and dressing recipe from the U S Department of Agriculture along with optional additions. It also notes a Detroit anecdote about a letter found after 35 years in a coat pocket.
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United States of Agriculture
Bureau of Some Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Baltimore
Detroit
Veal Meat Loaf Shaping and Baking Guide
USDA suggests molding ground veal by hand and baking in a wide shallow pan, then shaping for neat slices. Recipe uses salt pork, bread crumbs, milk, and parsley with a white sauce, baked about 350 degrees for 1.25 hours, served hot or cold.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Rivers Named Red Enter Mississippi Kentucky Wolf and Cumberland
The article lists four U S Red rivers with the same name in Texas Oklahoma Kentucky Wisconsin and a small stream in Tennessee. It notes rivers flow into the Mississippi Kentucky Wolf and the Cumberland at Clarksville.
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United States
Texas
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Kentucky
Kentucky River
Wisconsin
Wolf River
Middle Tennessee
Cumberland Elver
Clarksville
When Food Sours and Indigestion Relief Promoted
An old ad-like fragment touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for sour stomach indigestion and gas. It claims quick relief after overeating, likening the effect to a pleasant preparation and noting temporary burn relief, with references to soda-like tasting relief.
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Magnesia Goon
Phillips
Help for a suffering mother from Lydia E Pinkham's
Mrs. Porren L. Arnot of 101300 Andrews St in Dothan Alabama writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetabl tonic keeps her strong to care for four children and hopes other women will try it too.
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Dothan
Lydia
Pinkham
Porren L. Arnot
Andrews
Alabama
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