January Menus Emphasize Rich yet Balanced Winter Fare
Winter menus stress hearty fats and sugars balanced by fruits and vegetables. Readable recipes cover French pea soup, baked potatoes with pepper ham, gelatin tomato rings, Lima beans with onion and dressing, and oat muffins. Traditional dishes include roast pork with garlic potatoes, curried succotash, onion soufflé, Waldorf salad, steamed apricot pudding, and a light apple celery nut salad as garnish.
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Idaho
Real facts about bran tested by Kellogg Company
Kellogg Company funded university laboratory tests to settle bran use. Studies on women showed continued bran use was satisfactory and not laxative like cathartics, while men showed bran bulk could be more effective than fruit or vegetables. Aut-Bean supplies vitamin B and iron with gentle intestinal cleansing.
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Kellogg Company
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
I Kellogg
Battle Creek
Baking Steps and Local Family Notes Mixed in One Item
A recipe portion describes creaming butter and sugar then adding egg and milk with dry ingredients, layering with apricot jam in a steamed cake. The rest records local family events from Topeka and nearby communities, mentioning births, visits, illnesses, and gatherings with names such as Mr. and Mrs. Russel Spencer, Georgia, Sharon Sun Huffman, F. Kampschroeder, and Ralph Rake.
Fall Leaf News From Lawrence and Nearby
The report notes injuries at the Nichols place with a patient taken to Lawrence where Dr. Chambers dressed a wound and the man rested fairly well despite loss of blood. It also mentions Mrs Gladys Torneden staying in Lawrence with Mrs Fred Torneden, and a series of social visits and club gatherings including the Happy Hour club meeting hosted by Mrs William Reetz with 21 members present. Several local residents and visitors from Washington D C, Kansas City, Nor tonville and Linwood are listed with family members traveling to see relatives in Lawrence and nearby towns.
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Dave Shields
Lawrence
George Anderson
Harvey Keohlar
Betty Lou
Big Springs
Ralph Rake
Eunice Brass
Roy Armstrong
Linge Lake
W. J. Huscher
J. B. Kraft
George Hour
Frank Anderson
Dale
George Anderson, Sr
Cletus Lehman
Junior
M. J. Murphy
Frank Keehlar
Watson
August Kampschroeder
Grandmother Busch
Albert Stienbring
Lena Russell
Washington D. C
Thelma Wheeler
Kansas City
Darlin Kindred
Nortonville
Floyd Kennedy
Happy Hour Club
William Reetz
Tulu Trapp
Villa Eden Club Hosts 1936 Plans Meeting and Fruit Contest
The Happy Hour club met at Mrs. Will Reetz home with Mrs. Lula Trapp assisting. Twenty four members and nine guests attended. Members shared 1936 plans under the topic Topics of Interest to Visit. A vegetable and fruit contest followed. guest Mrs. Steinbring won.
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Lawrence
Will Reetz
Lula Trapp
We 2 Cans BOC 23¢ nar 5C 15¢ 25¢
Two cans of BOC product priced 23 cents for five cent variants and 15 to 25 cents per can appear in a small ad. The listing indicates bulk and single item pricing with multiple price points for grocery items. Names of brands or store not provided.
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Yarnold
Albert
Henry Deister
Topeka
Fannie Deister
Ted Rake
Rev. Fenton
Ottawa
Teter’s Grocery
E. 12Th
Folger’s Coffee
Cif
Rafe Gueceny
Aul Mankel
Phore
Jc.porter Ounen
Maxwell House Coffee
America
Zoe
Gladys Torneden
Fred Torneden
Bers
Crowley
Villa Eden
Harold Pobjoy
Harol Anderson
Linwood
Noah Canary
Harold
John Bowen
Weaver
Hanna Pfleger
Frank Witt
Clara Abbott
Peoria
Ill
Martha Giertz
Eudora
Gee He
Wimeam Jweelz
William Roberts
Fudora
Ud Unmi
Fille Bros
Thompson
Fanny Poehler
Meat Department
Ralph Pine
You Kyamy
Prunes
Fresh
Baltimore Oysters, Pt
Uw. 1
California
Ben-Hur
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