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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
10
Two recipes included for school child luncheon Rice With Vegetables uses tomatoes bacon celery onion raw rice and can be served quickly or kept warm Idaho Prune Bread combines prune juice graham and white flour prunes and nuts baked in loaf pans for about an hour
Four ripe tomatoes halved and seasoned with salt pepper and sugar are pressed into cracker crumbs then broiled until tender and golden. Melted butter is poured over top and served immediately. Also a cracker and mayonnaise topping with mustard and chili sauce is spread on crackers and baked briefly, then served warm.
Logan Clendening M D summarizes John Chapman Hilder's account of tuberculosis struggle. Hilder warns that modern life’s pace triggers illness despite rest, noting TB remains a leading cause of death in ages 15 to 45. He explains TB can lie latent, undetected without a doctor’s identification.
Fats are generally digested and absorbed but excess fat can upset digestion by slowing food transit in the stomach or coating foods to hinder enzymes. Overheated fats irritate the digestive tract. These effects arise from improper cooking, not fats themselves per Sherman H C.
Virginia Lee examines a recurring question about keeping a husband faithful. The article outlines a wife’s experiences and the common details she discovers as she seeks methods to ensure marital fidelity.
Central Press urges a Sunday morning garden audit spotting insect eggs and fall web-worms. Inspect trees for split crotches and cavities, and spray evergreens for red spider now to protect spring health. Destroy egg masses in bark crevices and sheltered spots by winter.
In early beauty advice a May field ritual gave way to modern bleaches and a corn meal and buttermilk mask. The guide outlines cleansing, applying a cream base, then layering the paste over the face and neck, re moistening, drying, and finishing with nourishing cream. Dandruff remedies and hair growth tips are also advertised.
Jeanette Eaton cites three common causes of poor posture and offers practical guidelines. Avoid high heels for long work or walking, skip upstairs with care, stop sitting with legs crossed, and use proper abdominal support and lighting. Do keep head up, practice abdominal discipline, breathe deeply, and exercise intermittently through the day.
A civic column notes that many people misjudge their financial status while the government tracks wealth indicators and welfare policy impacts. The piece offers practical tips and cautions about budget decisions and public spending.
A whimsically styled ad touts a dust proof, wrinkle proof coat built for sudden storms and long highway drifts. It claims the garment endures wear with simple shake out and air dry, leaving no sign of abuse.
The text explains greasing muffin tins then heating them in the oven while mixing batter. It directs pouring batter into hot tins and baking in a hot oven to finish the muffins.
A short poem by John Vance Cheney notes that fame fades while humble deeds endure. The verse contrasts heroic, celebrated crowns with the quiet value of simple daily acts. It extols a contented heart finding daylight and leaving material glory to Heaven.
An analysis by GARRY C. MYERS on selecting leaders for parent study groups. It notes trained leaders are scarce, warns about overreliance on highly educated leaders, and advises choosing a leader with integrity and family success over mere credentials. It also states a capable leader must sustain effort for a full year.
Sarah Langer reports Mrs Izetta Jewel Miller a famed stage figure now WPA regional director based in Columbus Ohio oversees programs across Ohio Pennsylvania Kentucky West Virginia and New Jersey Her theater background informs her approach to placing women in suitable roles and persuading communities to back social projects She and her husband Hugh Miller reside in Charleston West Virginia.
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