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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
3
Essay promotes balanced eating, moderation, and practical meals. It cites lean eating patterns from China and Russia, notes risks of overcomplicated diets, and describes frugal family meals. It offers outdoor cooking ideas and a rustic gypsy stew with lamb heart and fennel.
Nellie Maxwell shares rustic outdoor cooking ideas from 1930 including wild mustard flower rubs for meats, baked potatoes wrapped in duck leaves, roasted eggs in hot coals, sausages on willow sticks, toasted marshmallows, satisfying sandwiches, and a method for coffee involving eggs and multiple boils.
Investigations led by Dr. Margaret Justin at Kansas State Agricultural College show that pie can be a digestible food when prepared correctly. Milk custard fillings are especially nutritious and a serving provides three to four hundred calories, suitable to supplement low calorie dishes.
It is inadvisable to clean a large rug at home unless experienced and equipped with proper stretching and drying facilities. A home cleaning may result in a streaked faded rug, making it look poorly. It is usually most economical to send large rugs to a commercial cleaning firm.
In Dallas the ongoing murder case hinges on what action the jury will take. The article notes uncertainty as the jury weighs verdict options and explores potential outcomes and legal implications.
A USDA Home Economics recipe outlines how to make strawberry mousse with cream and sugar, including optional fruit mix ins like raspberries and peaches. It describes whipping cream, folding in crushed strawberries, salting egg whites, and freezing in a mold or refrigerator tray, with variations such as parfaits.
The article lauds a return to historical feminine style with long skirts, high waistlines, puff sleeves, and embroidered batiste in tea-rose hues. It highlights sheer fabrics, lace, ribbons, and accessories like fichus and gloves, noting embroidered neckwear can elevate simple dresses. It mentions wide cape-like collars and a button boutonniere as chic touches for afternoon frocks.
A dialogue among three young turkeys and Grandfather Turkey recounts Thanksgiving origins. They learn the holiday honors brave ancestors who built the country and decide to accept their role, feeling hopeful about a bright summer despite the meal ahead.
Milk must be tightly covered and kept in the coldest part of the refrigerator. Do not store in open containers or pitchers. Replace caps if portions are used and keep milk within proper refrigeration to prevent spoilage from temperature variation.
Advice for fixing boiled icing that hardens or breaks. Add one teaspoon of sweet cream and one tablespoon of flour before spreading. The mixture should spread smoothly and resemble powdered sugar icing in taste and texture.
Studies show raw and pasteurized milk stored up to 96 hours at 40 F have only small bacterial increases, while 60 F causes rapid growth. Key jumps occur between 45 F and 50 F, with time affecting safety. For short holds, 50 F is fine. longer holds require below 45 F. Milk should be cooled quickly after milking. room temperature delays boost spoilage.
A mirror can brighten dark corners and a child needs outdoor sun or cod liver oil daily. Cold water removes many stains, castors on kitchen furniture save time, plan outdoor play equipment for summer. Ladders bee saws wings and slides aid muscular growth and poise.
Paris provides Braille telephones for blind subscribers. France uses these devices in veterans hospitals and homes of blinded soldiers, reflecting a service improvement for war veterans and the blind community.
Overeating and rich foods can sour the stomach. A spoonful of Phillips Milk of Magnesia alkalinizes acid and sweetens the system. Endorsed by physicians, it relieves distress from over eating and neutralizes nicotine, a trusted remedy to ease discomfort.
Alaska adopts an official flag featuring a blue field with a gold border and a Polaris Ursa Major motif in the upper right. The blue symbolizes the evening sky, sea, lakes, and wildflowers. the gold border denotes wealth in Alaska’s hills and streams.
A home economics directions set glazed apples to accompany cold pork. Prepare syrup with water sugar and salt, simmer ten minutes, add butter, slice tart apples, layer in pan, pour hot syrup, bake slowly until tender, uncover to glaze, turn slices, and add candied cherry for presentation.
A loud snore from a Pullman berth disturbs travelers until Mose the porter asks the sleeper to stay awake until the other passengers rest. The sleeper responds that he is now awake, while the porter says Ab begs pardon and requests staying awake until all others can sleep.
Mrs Hulda Smith of Waterloo Iowa praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a powerful tonic and nervine. She reports using it during expectancy and recovery to maintain health and strength and recommends it for weak and ailing women. She provides address and ordering details for trials and free medical advice.
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