Use of Meat in Balanced Diet
Edith M Barber discusses meat in a balanced diet noting meat is not required daily if other proteins like fish eggs cheese or nuts are used. It highlights cheaper cuts flavor and nutrition iron phosphorus vitamin G and the role in pellagra prevention, plus cooking tips and a sample menu centering lamb or beef dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Home Economies
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Bell Syndicate
Wwnu
In Practice Bob and Bess Discuss Ring Fit
Bob tests a ring for size while Bess notes the girl who returned it often allowed fitting. The exchange hints at a past issue with the ring and ongoing familiarity between the characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Bess
Blue Ribbon Symbol of Highest Honor Across Time
The blue ribbon represents distinguished achievement and high repute. It has long carried the tradition of the top prize, linked to the Order of the Garter, England's premier knighthood. the phrase underscores universal esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Garter
Bell Syndicate
WNU
The Wolverine Called Carcajou in American Folklore
A vivid description explains the wolverine as a fierce, gluttonous animal known to trappers as carcajou. It roams traps and camps stealing food and supplies, dragging beaver, foxes, hares, and grouse, and often takes trapper bacon provoking anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverine
Glutton
Carcajou
Lights of New York and Khartoum’s Hide and Beer Barrels
Mrs. Helen B. Monasmith warns young women not to come to New York without work or savings noting living costs and scarce openings. Khartoum the elephant’s skin is being finished after a year in tanning. German beer barrels turn green at Hoboken docks delaying shipments. A man on the Boston Post Road spends 24 hours daily fixing disabled cars for a living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen B. Monasmith
The
Welfare Council
Monasmith
Khartoum
Bronx
American Museum of Natural History
Evelyn Fort
Boston Post
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Woods Hide Home of Myles Standish in Duxbury
Tourists seek the hidden Pilgrim shrine in Duxbury Massachusetts where six stones mark the Standish dwelling bounds and a marker notes the Captain's spring once watered the home. The site lies in Captain's hill woods and remains hard to find due to brush and isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duxbury
Mass
Myles Standish
Captain's Hill
Give Him Time
Tess and Tom discuss marriage and their future together with hopeful expectations about how their relationship will evolve after they wed.
Home Cleaning Tips From 1933 Column
Advice on stain removal for white flannel using egg yolk and glycerin mixture left to soak, bread cooling to avoid soggy loaf, bed spring cleaning with a long handled dish mop, and burning vegetable refuse with salt to curb odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Newspapers
WNU Service
Oregon Judge Accepts Fine Paid in Onions
In Grants Pass Oregon Judge W C Bishops paid a five dollar fine with 200 pounds of onions after failing to stop for a through street. The judge said the fine is strong but acceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grants Pass
Ore
W. C. Bishops
Bishops
Roadside Markets Show Freshness Drives Consumer Purchases
Survey of 2,000 Massachusetts residents and 1,700 markets on 2,800 miles of Ohio roads shows roadside selling as a growing source for fruits vegetables poultry and dairy. Freshness and homegrown origin outweigh price, with more than half preferring produce from growers and less than 10 percent valuing savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts State Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Massachusetts
Illinois
West Virginia
Bay State
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St. John’s
Newfoundland
Marsland
Furness
Nova Scotia
Meigle and
Argyle
Cadiz
Spain
Edith M. Barber
BY Jean Newton
American Animals
P. F. Volland Co
Lights OF
L. L. Stevenson
Germany
New Jersey
Hoboken
Woods
Tom
Tess
My Neighbor
Sam
Oregon
Bay State’s
Chicago
Gertrude L
Ben Pine
Western Newspaper Union
Radlof
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