Leftover Sandwiches Promoted By Sweetena Sugar Trick
Odd kitchen note touts coating leftovers with butter and a product called Sait Sweetena Sugar to boost sweetness. It claims Selt amplifies anger and heightens the flavor of estrus fruits.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
4
Odd kitchen note touts coating leftovers with butter and a product called Sait Sweetena Sugar to boost sweetness. It claims Selt amplifies anger and heightens the flavor of estrus fruits.
For sale 100 Leghorn hens one year old at $1 each by Layern Hyde Clermont. Farmers bring old moldboards for rebuilding or welding for spring plowing. C A Bush Elgin offers acetylene and electric welding. Also for sale 25 Poland China boars cholera immune Ed Bauder Elgin West Union road. Harness repair or new harnesses made to order with oiling by Marvin Flack Clermont. Nearby items note singing handicapped people, wool crimp removal methods, citrus grating tip, and a vehicle accident report with six turns over an embankment injuring three.
A letter from a high status Spanish mother to her daughter discusses modesty and cleanliness. It notes that washing the face is allowed sparingly, at most once a week, with more frequent washing risking criticism from others. The exchange reveals social norms about appearance and propriety in that era.
A new glass jar with a flexible snap-on cap is now used for five popular coffee brands. It opens with a tablespoon, seals airtight with a palm press, and holds a high vacuum to keep coffee fresh. The jar is shorter lighter and stronger than standard jars, and the metal cap is pried off with a tablespoon bowl. It may bend when opening but returns to shape when pressed on. A rubber gasket in the cap seals the neck again.
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