Food for the Family Table by Nell
A vintage cooking column offers outdoor cooking ideas and a parade of sandwich fillings. Recipes include Stuffed Baked Apple with aromatic leaves, Cook's Sandwich Filling with tomato and eggs, Cottage Cheese with chives, Italienne with spaghetti and shrimp, Salmon filling with capers, and hot economical options using leftover turkey or chicken. Also covered are Roast Beef, Delicacy, Open, Grill, and College sandwiches, with notes on cheese choice to avoid stringiness.
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Western Newspaper Union
Egg Salad a Choice Morsel
A USDA produced piece extols egg salad as an economical spring refreshment suitable for luncheons card parties or Sunday suppers. It notes eggs provide iron phosphorus and vitamins and describes quick assembly methods and serving ideas with mayonnaise lettuce cheese crackers or simple sandwiches.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Fairy Tale Snippet Sparks Sea Elephant Match Talk
Mrs. Sarah Sea Elephant predicts bright days ahead yet warns of battles if suitors fail to win Mrs. Sea Elephant. The dialogue celebrates matching mates, with chatter about past interlopers and future hopes in a whimsical seaside setting.
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Sarah Sea Elephant
Mrs. Sea
Strawberry Jam Recipe and Sea Elephant Dialogue
A home economics bureau jam recipe outlines sun preserves with lemon juice for flavor and color, plus cooking steps from washing berries to thirty five minutes of thickening and safety tips. The piece shifts to a lengthy dialogue among Mrs. Sarah Mrs. Lea Mrs. Sea and others discussing figs fighting mates sea elephants and protective body parts amid a whimsical seaside chat.
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United States Department of Agriculture
The
Bureau of Home Economics
Ways of Cooking Asparagus in Delicate Flavor
This article outlines quick methods to preserve asparagus flavor and nutrients, including trimming, washing, and optional cheesecloth handling. It details broiling in lightly salted water and serving with butter or sauces, then provides several bureau of home economics recipes: Asparagus Custard, Spaghetti and Asparagus, and Asparagus Timbales, with steps and ingredients.
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United States Department Agriculture
Bureau of Home’ Economics
Coats for Vacation Wear in Summer Styles
A Western Newspaper Union feature describes coats suitable for travel and street wear in warm months. It highlights lightweight jackets in chamoi, jersey, flannel and silk cardigans, reversible short coats, and full length tweed styles. A cape-scarf coat with wrap design and patch pocket is showcased for cool coastal breezes.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Anti acid ad claim
An old advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a pleasant, effective anti acid remedy for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims medical endorsement and nationwide familiarity, noting the Phillips name as a long standing U S registered trademark of Charles Phillips Chemical Co since 1876.
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Phillips Milk
Maenesia
Phillips Mik
Magnesia
Phillips
Charles Phillips Chemical Co
Charles TH. Phillips
Dr Caldwell's Three Remedies for Constipation
Dr Caldwell extols a mild vegetable compound to aid constipation, advise avoiding harsh purges, and promotes Syrup Pepsin for bowel health. He urges cooling the head, warming the feet, and keeping the bowel open, offering a free trial bottle from Monticello, Illinois. The piece ends with a poetic aside on blood and verse.
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Nell
June
Waller
Riley
Mrs. Sarah
Mrs. Lea
Mrs. Sen
Indies
Tye
By Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper
Union
Milegly
mi _mateh
Hanford
DR. Caldwell
CEN Ae Cato Operation
Lydia E. Pinkham
Myrs
Oscar Ottum
Box 474
Thief River Falls
Minn
Lylia
E. Pinkham
AEH
Otto
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