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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
4
The piece urges personal choice and discipline to lose excess weight. It warns that 98 percent of overweight people cannot attribute their condition to glands and must consult a doctor, give up treats, and pursue determined dieting rather than hoping for a quick cure. It notes self control is essential and diet plans vary.
An advertisement urges readers to ask doctors for a plan that avoids gauntness and fosters a self improvement program for the family. It claims health and appearance benefits and urges start of the program with medical guidance.
The piece recalls Jesus declaration I am the light of the world from John 9 5 and recounts Robert Burns visiting a church where no one spoke to him. It includes a rustic verse about wind and a minister speaking and ends noting arrangement by Cordie Tafiby.
Mr Leslie Switzer of Balmerton Ontario visited his sister Elsie Gambell and brother-in-law Lloyd Gambell in Calderbank Saskatchewan at Christmas. Elsie had not seen her brother for 32 years. They were former residents of the district. their parents were pioneers of Silverk.
Into a large well greased skillet break two cans of corned beef hash. Heat slowly to crisp and brown. Turn onto a heated platter, cover with creamy soft scrambled eggs and fold over. Fruit with rice is an old fashioned favorite, making a hearty dessert. Mound hot rice in serving dish and pour over it some.
The article suggests reheating heated canned fruit with extra sugar, using leftover mashed potatoes in a creamy top layer baked until golden, and layering dishes with eggs onions ham and cream. It offers quick luncheon and supper options including French toast with mushrooms and deviled ham atop toast or muffins.
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