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Newspaper
Omaha Morning Bee
Location
Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
5
Dieticians warn of too few vegetables in children’s meals and rising malnutrition in schools. A vegetable soup plan blends multiple veggies, with long simmering and a meat stock option, while leftovers and add ins help stretch meals. Oxtail soup recipe follows with barley, vegetables, and aromatics for a nourishing, slow cooked dish.
A round dish lined with dipped lady fingers holds a filling of stewed apples, preserved cherries, shredded pineapple, and minced nuts. Topped with a sugared meringue, the dessert is baked to brown, cooled, and served cold with pineapple, cherries, and nuts around the rim.
A recipe advises cooking sweet potatoes in salted water until tender then mashing. Layer mashed potatoes with sweet cream and marshmallows, repeating to the top. Bake until marshmallows melt and brown, then serve hot.
A 1928 column titled How to Keep Well by Dr W A Evans outlines general health guidance. It notes it does not provide individual diagnoses or prescriptions and directs readers to send letters to the publication address for copyright considerations.
A discussion of dental health in schools, noting how mouth health affects digestion and overall well being. It cites dental service programs in factories and cities, highlights slow municipal action, and praises Michael Davis for a booklet on community dental service evaluating methods in major cities and urging action by school boards.
A reader asks which foods contain iodine and how to vary diet for an inactive thyroid. The text notes seafood iodine, sea air, and Kellogg’s list of produce with some iodine. Questions about gallstone surgery are answered: operation seriousness depends on attack severity, and recurrence is possible.
A reader asks how to find baby show events and entry dates for a contest involving twin girls four months old. She seeks locations, schedules, and eligibility details to enter her babies in upcoming competitions.
The text mixes guidance on newborn feeding and care with unclear advisories. It mentions nursing regularly every four hours and giving orange juice, water, and cereal, then questions timing and breastfeeding continuation. A second point suggests contacting the state health department for schedules.
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