Planned menus cut food budget costs in Michigan homes
The Michigan State College home management houses under Miss Irma H. Gross tested a nine day menu series costing 25 cents per person daily. The plan uses fall foods, includes one pint of milk per person, and aims to provide adequate calories and nutrients for the average college woman. Menus were prepared by Doris Jackson and Mida Tyyni with varied meals through Sunday to Saturday, detailing breakfasts lunches and dinners. The program notes adult men may require more nourishment and family applicability varies by age and activity.
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State College
Irma H. Gross
Doris Jackson
Richland
Mida Tyyni
Wakefield
World affairs loom as Hoover Borah meet in Washington
Senator Borah returns convinced talks with President Hoover yield gains in economic cooperation with France, reparations debates, and disarmament understanding. Berlin and Paris view Borah’s stance with skepticism while Italy and Greece move to stabilize government and Cyprus amid unrest.
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Italy
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EAT MORE POTATOES TO BOOST MICHIGAN PRODUCTION
The piece urges Michigan housewives to use potatoes to boost state products. It cites nutrition data from Michigan State College and lists recipe ideas and preparation tips. It warns that green skins indicate bitter potatoes and offers guidelines on choosing and cooking different potato types.
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Michigan State College
Hershey
Capone to Remain in Chicago County Jail After Tax Fraud Sentence
Capone awaits appellate ruling in Chicago after an eleven year prison term and a 50 000 fine for income tax fraud. He sought bail but the appeals court refused though it barred immediate transfer to Leavenworth. D Andrea, Capone’s bodyguard, jailed six months for contempt after bringing a revolver into court. Prominent weekly deaths include Ronald W. Boyden John M Bowman and Charles A Comiskey.
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Paraguay President Ousted by Student Opposition
President Guggiari was driven from office by protests led by students. Vice President Navéro assumed the presidency amid the upheaval in 1681.
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Navéro
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Beet Tonnage Soars This Year Despite Halt in Deliveries
Beets tonnage this year greatly exceeds last year as Blissfield Advance reports a 10 day recess paused acceptance since last Friday to clear pits. By October 23 deliveries reached 86,173,250 pounds via 12,724 loads and 173 cars over 22 days.
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Blissfield
Western Steers Rampage Shocks Brighton Farmers
A herd of 80 young steers shipped from Kansas City caused a stampede at the local stock yards in North Brighton on Saturday. They were driven five miles to Shilson before being rested and returned to the farms for about a year prior to market.
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North Brighton
Shilson
Brighton Argus
Four Year Old Boy Struck By Truck Injured In Petersburg
Joe Fedell, four, son of Mr and Mrs Sam Fedell, was hit by a truck driven by Doy Byler near the Ritter store while crossing the street. Heinie Borgert Jr carried him to Dr Merck for stitches on a deep knee wound. left foot severely injured and head shock noted. The boy remains at home in Petersburg Dundee Reporter.
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Sam Fedell
Doy Byler
Ritter
Heinie Borgert, Jr
Dr. Merck
Petersburg
Dundee
More Women Enter Home Study Group in Michigan
Edna Smith, state leader, notes enrollments rise to 13 590 Michigan women in home demonstration classes, with total home economics enrollment around 20 000. Nutrition, clothing, and home furnishing projects expand in 17, 16, and 12 counties respectively, emphasizing low cost menus, repair of old materials, and budget stitching in a tighter economy.
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Michica State College
Michigan
Lydia. Ann Lynde
Barbara Vana. Heulen
Home Management Group
Chicago Stock Show Prepares for Record 1931 Event
Early entries flood the International Live Stock Exposition at the Chicago Stock Yards set for November 28 to December 5. The 32nd annual show promises the largest livestock displays and educational exhibits in its history with crowds expected across the mammoth complex and 22 annexes. Officials anticipate a record entry for the International Grain and Hay Show despite drought, with samples of wheat from distant Australia arriving for the event.
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Chicago Stock Yards
Mammoth International Amphitheatre
Australia
Planning Week of Study and Play at Michigan State
Miss Edna Smith announces Farm Women's Week at Michigan State College next year. Delegates from each county will attend a week of work and play the week before Farmer's Day in August. Guests stay at Mary Mayo Hall. estimated expenses total six dollars not including transportation.
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Mary Mayo
East Lansing
Four Injured When Auto Overturns Near Wilcox Schoolhouse
Four youths were injured when their auto overturned on the road about half a mile north of the Wilcox schoolhouse Saturday night around 10:30. Fred Wagner 16 drove the car and lost control while passing Dener Franceour’s vehicle on loose gravel. Matilda Wagner 15, Franklin Holloway 14, and Charles Gentz 14 of Holloway were injured. Matilda was taken to town in the Franceour car, the three boys by Fred Thompson. They returned home after medical treatment.
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Matilda Wagner
Franklin Holloway
Charles Gentz
Holloway
Wilcox
Dener Franceour
Fred ‘Thompson
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