Why Do You Choose the Food You Eat
Margaret Mead argues Americans are confused about nutrition and eating. She identifies cultural attitudes shaping food choices and warns that appearance and taste often override health. Three historical regional attitudes inform current habits, urging simpler, balanced diets and clearer focus on nourishment.
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Measles in Idaho Tops 2,000 Cases in 1958 First 14 Weeks
Idaho reports 2,048 measles cases in the first 14 weeks of 1958, up from 934 at the same point last year, with 253 cases of German measles noted. The Health Department urges vaccination advice and gamma globulin for exposed pregnant women and debilitated children.
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Candy Pudding Puss Recipe Delights Desserts
A simple candy pudding dessert uses crushed candy folded into vanilla instant pudding. Halve four cream puffs, fill with pudding, dust with confectioners sugar, and top with whipped cream for tasty party treats. Keep candy on hand for cooking and decorating.
Household Hints From An Old Fashioned Page
Practical cleaning and care tips for fabrics dishes and laundry. Use lemon juice to whiten linens soak time for bleaching. Bread crust to clean graters. Boiling cracked china in milk to hide cracks. Perma starch tips with brushing. Old powder puffs as applicators. Newspaper in dishwater absorbs grease.
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