Nation's Number One Chef Advises Home Cooks
Paul Debes executive chef of the St. Francis Hotel, named Culinary Man of the Year, urges housewives to keep meals simple and follow recipes precisely. He notes his recipes are often too elaborate for home use but offers a few easier dishes including a barbecue sauce for steak and pork chops Strasbourg style with potatoes and onions. A unique chicken dish Polulet saute a L Osseille uses sorrel and cream for a flavorful finish.
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Rip Van Winkle and Dean's Pills Advertisement Reform
An old advertisement promotes Dean's Pills for rapid relief of nagging backache headaches muscular aches and night restlessness. It mentions soothing bladder irritation mild diuretic action and a claimed 60 years of use with a new large size and savings.
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American Woman to Compete in Deaf Olympics at Milan
Ruth Seeger a 33 year old physical education instructor at the Texas school for the deaf in Austin will join 25 deaf athletes for the 1957 Deaflympics in Milan Italy. She must raise 1200 by June 15 for transportation and will compete in 100 meter dash broad jump and high jump against international male competitors.
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INSI
Milan
Italy
Ruth Seeger
Europe
United States
New York
England
Texas School For the Deaf
Witness laughs at request to burn lumber yard fire follows
A Syracuse witness testified he laughed when a 27 year old drinking companion asked for matches to burn a lumber yard. He stopped laughing after the yard burned an hour later in a 250000 dollar fire. Bighorn sheep can endure snow for hours. Their winter coat traps heat and doesn’t melt snow.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Going Steady Losing Favor With Teens
Helen Salvin a Worcester Mass teen is named homemaker of the year by Girls Clubs of America. She says dating trends shift from single steady relationships to dating several boys and notes parental rules, home duties, and sewing and cooking skills shaping her youth.
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Helen Salvin
Girls Clubs of America
Worcester
Mass
Helen
Manhattan
Homemaker
Winthrop House
Student Navigator of Arts and Nursing Path in College Tour
A student named in a Hiram College catalogue as '230- Operating Theatre' travels aboard a ship with nine crew members and forty visiting students. She writes for the school newspaper, participates in drama and debating, aims to study nursing with a scholarship to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. The voyage doubles as a course in showboating with acting and practical duties.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
United States
Hiram College
College Showboat Prepares For Cruise
The Majestic boat owned by Hiram College will tour rivers in Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and Indiana this summer recreating riverboat shows with the production The Lure of the City or The Girl Who and Liquor or Virtue Unbesmirched and six vaudeville acts each evening as the last floating showboat tours the region.
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Majestic
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Survivor Of Johnstown Flood Dies At 98
C Oscar Sutton a Johnstown flood survivor died in Scranton at age 98 He taught in Johnstown and was saved with others after the Conemaugh Creek dam burst in 1889 killing about 2200 people His wife also a teacher survived by climbing to a school roof during the disaster.
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