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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1928
Page
25
A diet article by Marie Gifford from Armour and Company promotes ham as a versatile key to varied menus. It outlines baking ham with rice and tomato sauce, ham and egg casseroles, savory sandwich fillings, and even dessert-like items, urging use of different flavors and combinations to avoid monotony while highlighting the many ways ham can be prepared and served.
Text reports optimism from King Woodbridge of Hivetrie Refrigeration and Telern tional Advertising, predicting broad business expansion this year and beyond. It highlights mass production facilities and advertising power as drivers of growth, with references to Kelvinator and general industry assurance. Also included are scrambled recipe fragments and measurement errors that intermix with the business content.
Recipe reads like a vintage kitchen note with evaporated garlic and honey, then sugar, salt, and nut mix. Includes heating to 235 degrees Fahrenheit, folding in vanilla and nuts, cooling and beating to cream, then portioning into nine squares per pan for servings. Yield listed as twelve pounds or pies.
W Fridolander of New York City, acting official of Puritan Clothing, visited Levere, manager of the local Puritan store, during the week. The trip highlights the chain’s nationwide credit clothing stores and ongoing operations.
A fragmentary recipe note describes a grapefruit based salad with star shaped pieces. It mentions sections for halved fruit and a dressing idea involving water and pepper like strips and a minty fringe. The text is garbled but centers on assembling a grapefruit salad served with a side or topping.
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