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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1946
Page
12
Jean Kain continues her A Figure in Short Order series with diet guidance focused on high protein meals to curb hunger. The piece recommends eggs lean meats fish and dairy, plus space-filling vegetables and controlled starch portions to support weight loss, along with mindful eating habits and a sample 18 day plan.
A fragmented column discusses rats as pests and research aids, cites Burns, praises Salvation Army promotion after officer deaths, honors Earl Brown and family service, pokes fun at English usage, and condemns sensational siege depictions while noting Titanic era safety lessons.
In Sai Jan 17 dispatch from Batangas, Philippines, the writer describes vibrant village life and scenery on a Manila to Batangas drive. Fields, carabaos, and harvest rituals intertwine with modern roads, archways, and everyday labor as Mesisa girls and locals await Uncle Sam’s influence.
Dr Lin Yutang’s 64 key Chinese typewriter aims to speed business in China with a five row keyboard and 64 keys printing 90 000 word combinations. It features a magic eye selector and dual keys to form words, with mass production expected after a working American-made model. The device could transform government and commercial communication in China within three years.
World War II death claims paid by Penn Mutual totaled 6.67 million dollars, 7 percent of all death claims, with disease deaths at 890 thousand, 16 percent of war claims. Two thirds of combat deaths were in Europe and aviation deaths comprised about 30 percent.
A home cook promotes a favorite rib method, highlighting braised, baked and sauerkraut options, and then pitches a family favorite barbecued version using a special recipe.
Simmer together, covered, for 20 min with onion and garlic in ketchup. Barbecued preparation uses 2 tablespoons advance shortening and 4 cups ketchup.
A kitchen tip explains a two stage fry for potatoes using Advance Shortening. First cook at 375 F until tender not browned, drain, then re fry at 390 F just before serving to achieve a hot browned finish. Maintain fat below smoking point to avoid burning.
A 1942 identification bracelet given by William C. Bullitt to his cousin Thomas Bullitt in Louisville is back in Philadelphia after a 16 000 mile journey. Lt Col Henry K. Toenes recovered the bracelet from a German prisoner during the Battle of the Bulge. The set of Bullitt possessions was lost when the Jeep was captured.
The piece notes that American ships handled just 10 percent of foreign commerce at the century's end, while records show vessels carried 90 percent of U S trade across seas a hundred years earlier, highlighting a major shift in maritime dominance.
A speaker quips about teaching parents to treat children well and advocates Nu Maid Margarine Table-Grade for baking. The dialogue blends social advice with promotion of a margarine product.
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