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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
3
The article urges preserving teeth for health and outlines how teeth need minerals from food. It explains that calcium is continually used by bones and teeth, requiring daily calcium intake from milk and dairy, fruits, and greens to build strong teeth and bones, with sample health recipes.
Dr A F Woods of the U S Department of Agriculture states nonacid foods such as asparagus beans corn peas beets spinach meats and fish must be pressure sterilized with approved times and temperatures. Pressure cookers are standard and affordable and should be used with a thermometer and gauge. The department will make these precautions clear in all recommendations. Memorial day dinner at R W Muehlenthaler home hosted Mr and Mrs Halverson Norma Mr and Mrs Kohler and Betty.
Recipe notes describe egg au gratin with halved hard boiled eggs filled with seasoned yolk mixture then baked in cream sauce with cheese. Cheese salad combines cottage cheese nuts gelatin lemon pineapple and whipped cream folded and molded, served on lettuce with dressing.
Dr L H Pammel of Iowa State College warns that poison hemlock is growing wild in Iowa and spreading rapidly. Found in yards and fields, the plant is often mistaken for Colorado or California fern and its seed disperses quickly. Livestock are poisoned if ingested. An Echo wanted ad offered to sell it.
Wanted three men to sell a farm and home paint line direct from factory with big savings and a money back guarantee. State present or past occupation. Address Manufacturer Box J J Wisconsin Rapids Wis.
A skeptical reflection on workplace vanity and slander shows how self deemed indispensable workers fear layoffs during slow seasons. It notes laments about rivals mocked at dinners and the peril of flattery in obituaries while warning against solitary living, urging caution in how we judge others.
Norma Blockhus of Clermont spent the past week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Ole Thorson. Families of Kittleson Gilbertson Martie Frieden Schneider and others share visits and weekend time. Mrs Barbara Berg teaches at the parochial school while Louise Amundson is away. John Lantz paints the Gilbertson home as social rounds continue.
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