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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
23
A promotional message urges shoppers to visit grocers and order Del Monte fruit by the dozen cans to keep the pantry stocked this season. The note emphasizes convenience and regular supplies, directing readers to choose Del Monte at their local store.
In a family chat the Fedwells discuss building a school cottage on a river road site. They plan to involve engineers and sanitation experts, stressing moisture and soil health as essential to nutrition. Mothers urge following experts and recording sanitation plans for future meetings.
A reforming plea encourages Americans to imagine living in foreign countries to better appreciate global cuisines. It includes two recipes, a loaf cake and a modern fruit cake, with ingredients and steps, urging readers to try diverse dishes and adopt foreign flavors at home.
Readable fragments describe a lazy daisy cake recipe with butter shortening sugar eggs and flour plus a Russian dressing variant. It notes temperature variation effects on food and includes rough ingredient lists like figs raisins and spices. The text blends baking instructions with improvised dietary guidance and garbled notes.
Nestled in a nostalgic tone this piece urges mothers to host children's parties with simple foods like sandwiches a cake and sweets made at home. It promotes inclusivity and joy for all families and hints at recipes and a Children’s Party Book offered by the department.
The French artichoke is little understood. In large cities it is inexpensive in crowded districts where it is sold. Leaves are eaten with dressing and the heart is often served as a salad.
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