Outdoor Milk Lunch Suggestion for Children
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guidance urges serving milk with outdoor lunches. If no eating porch is available set a table in the yard and offer regular meal foods including milk. Liquid foods like milk and soup are easier for children to manage at a table, and a simple picnic is also acceptable on summer days.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agricuture
Lions In Jungle Versus Zoo Tensions With Predatory Pride
In a jungle setting lions call to warn of storms and dangers, while in a zoo the king and queen lions show fratricidal tensions among pride members. The princess contemplates cub safety and loyalty as court intrigue and cousin relations shape dynamics.
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Priget
Cheai
Rey
Vintess Lias
Culinary Varieties From Foreign Soups To Mint Sherbet
A 1928 Western Newspaper Union recipe column offers diverse dishes and beverages. It catalogs German Rice Soup Russian Cabbage Soup Batwina Polish Soup and Orange Cookies with methods. Various desserts and salads use mushrooms peanuts cottage cheese and lentils with practical tips and measurements.
Apricots for Pudding Tass Use
Apricots have many uses before the season for fresh fruit. a very good steamed pudding can be made. Soak apricots overnight, drain, cut small. cream butter and sugar, beat eggs, sift flour with salt and baking powder, stir in apricots. If batter is stiff, add a spoonful or two of the soaking liquid. Steam in a greased dish for two hours and serve hot with sauce.
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Bureau
Rompers for the Youngsters in Daily Use
The article describes a child romper for ages 1.5 to 3, detailing design features, fabric choices, measurements, and construction tips. It covers elastic and drawstring elements, side length, crotch ease, and coordinating fabrics, with emphasis on practicality and cleanliness.
Brims That Are Becoming By Julia Bottomley
Brims that suit individuality return to fashion as millinery embraces daring silhouettes this season. Designers slash fold and kink brims while novelty feathers and rhinestones highlight Parisian accents. The trend features linen like straw weaves, oatmeal shades, and chic quill effects shaping hats for early spring 1928.
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Western Newspaper Union
Household Notes From A Riverside Page
Tough pie crust results from too little shortening. Ironing a beach cover while wet will dry tight and straight. When the line comes off sauce pin cover insert a screw from bottom and screw cork on. Canned tomato juice can substitute when oranges are expensive. A mattress wears best when it matches spring size and will expand one to two inches with use.
Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pain with Joint-Base
Promises fast absorption and repeated rubbing for joint and muscle pain including sciatica sore back and aching feet. Available nationwide for 60 cents with a trial offer by mail to Pope Lavor stories Desk 3 Hallowell Maina.
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America
Pope Lavor
Hallowell
Maina
Beer Second in Speed Ernest Thompson Seton
Noted naturalist Ernest Thompson Seton ranks the deer second to the race course in speed. A quirky dialogue touches on happiness, politics, and advice, warning against excess ambition and urging prudent restraint while reflecting on social behavior and child conduct.
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Ernest Thompson Seton
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims Proven
A Pratt West resident, W. Simms, says after three doses she felt weak and improved. while on two bottles she could work again and felt like a new woman. She recommends the product to friends and offers to answer letters.
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E. Simms, Pratt
W. Vas
Indignant Lady Defeats Disorderly Conduct Charge
Magistrate Tumen in Asbury Park N J dismissed a case against a youth arrested for disorderly conduct after a woman testified Samuel Fried asked her for a cigarette. The judge noted that merely asking for a cigarette is not grounds for arrest, while the woman argued that times have changed and even decent women face such incidents.
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Tumen
Asbury Park
N. J
Judis Faullaber
Samuel Fried
Indianapolis News
Fragmented Prose Fragments From a DNQ Page
The readable lines present aphorisms on beliefs about ancestors and love and remarks about baseball for women and time wasting. The quotes touch on Eskimo beliefs, aging, youth, and social judgments with no clear narrative or dated context.
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