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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1936
Page
7
Nutrition guidance for children at various ages highlights a balanced daily plan. Key items include whole grain cereals, eggs, milk, fruits, vegetables, cooked dishes, and simple desserts, with portions increasing by age and adding starches for older children and adults.
A new ham on the market is so tender it needs only about one hour in a hot oven. Prepare by scoring and glazing after initial bake, then pour a flavored liquid of raisin, maple, vinegar, pepper sauce, Worcestershire, and salt over the ham and bake briefly longer for serving.
Meal guidance lists meat protein dairy and vegetables with eggs for adolescents. Local visitors Louisburg residents Mrs H C Taylor and others visited the city. A Doncaster banker Albert Pickering faced a charge over kissing a bank janitor’s wife. C Baker, an Arkansas barber, suffered three broken ribs after a sneeze.
Lydia Oswald an international spy details how secret agents operate for European capitals. The American Weekly features a series on espionage and wartime intrigue published as a Sunday feature in Washington Herald.
H L Fahey spent several days in Florence Massachusetts with his parents Mr and Mrs James Fahey. Mr and Mrs Louie Cappi of Norfolk Virginia visited the Stowe family for the weekend. Miss Shirley Shaw returned home to Fieldale Virginia after weeks with Miss Margaret Burton. Mrs Willie Reese, who has been
A new weekly Baltimore American page spotlights radio and its famed personalities. The item notes readers can order the paper from news dealers and mentions visiting Mrs. W. H. Pruden who left Saturday for Jackson to visit her sister.
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