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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1937
Page
6
Salad guidance covers dressing balance lettuce prep and serving tips. It notes crisp greens, proper dressing amount, and separation of lettuce leaves under cold water. It also mentions gelatin salads with real fruit juice and using broth for meat gelatin flavors. Additional items include a Decatur school principal’s WWI service, Republican gains in congress, a waxahachie Bible, and a Texas game warden’s lion catches.
A historical Sunday menu features breakfast with chilled fruit juices waffles and coffee. It includes a dinner of roast pork sweet potatoes and apple with creamed onions and a vegetable salad while supper offers deviled mushrooms spiced peaches biscuits currant jelly fudge and beverages. The recipe section includes pear melba sponge cake canned pears vanilla ice cream raspberry jam and butter for mushrooms and a chocolate nut cake with cream and nuts.
A vintage health ad urges avoiding laxatives by boosting diet with Kellogg’s ALL-Bran to add bulk and Vitamin B. It promises absorption of water, toxin removal, and improved well being. Try Aut-Bran for nine weeks with a money back guarantee from Kellogg.
Local notes show Piper boys winning both games at Linwood while Villa Eden residents and friends visited Kansas City and Linwood for social events. Numerous mentions list visits, Sunday gatherings, sick lists, and weddings, including Pettengill and Strong Woodward nuptials and various family appearances.
Ralph Barnhart and Charles Crook, Kansas State college students, have developed a wilt resistant, early maturing tomato. Agricultural authorities warn a single barberry bush can harbor 64,000,000,000 spores of grain destroying stem rust.
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