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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1933
Page
8
A nostalgic guide outlines choosing a turkey and sides for a traditional Thanksgiving. It covers menu ideas from clam broth to pumpkin pie, timing and prep steps, how to select a turkey by age and feeding, and detailed instructions for washing, stuffing, trussing, roasting, and making giblet gravy.
Doris Eyre King reports relief from chronic constipation after nine years since childbirth using All-Bran. Letter cites bulk and vitamin B as natural aids and notes two tablespoonfuls daily. iron also supplied. Kellogg’s product marketed through Battle Creek.
Pour off fat and stir in four tablespoons flour until bubbly. Slowly add giblet stock while stirring. Bring to boil, adjust salt and pepper noting prior salting from stock and turkey fat. Add giblets, reheat to boiling, and serve.
A how to guide on carving a turkey with kitchen prep tips, proper station setup, and step by step cuts. It stresses knowing anatomy, arranging a large platter, and using a sharp knife for thin even slices of white and dark meat.
Pioneer James Bridger offers $1000 at Little Sandy Creek for the first bushel of corn in the Salt Lake valley. A meat was recently erected and veiled at the site.
Astronomers report Earth appears blue to observers on Mars, citing how oceans and clouds reflect sunlight. The finding notes Earth’s color contrasts with Mars' red surface and helps calibrate cross planet observations.
Scientist V M Slipher reports detecting carbon dioxide on Venus ammonia on Jupiter oxygen on Mars from spectroscopic tests. The findings suggest diverse planetary atmospheres and chemical compositions across the solar system.
Charles E. Stevens of Col Ind writes about using Black-Draught for bilious spells. He says bilious attacks make him sleepy dizzy and tired, but after using the remedy he feels better and less nauseated, though notes a drowsy sensation when he sits.
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