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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1935
Page
29
An old Gerber baby food advertisement touts Strained Cereal as a special infant formula using whole wheat oats and wheat germ for extra vitamins. It describes steam cooking in whole milk, no added salt or sugar, and can sealing, claiming high nutrient retention and ease for mothers, with doctor recommendations and store availability.
Thirteen Chinese pirates seized a ship but spared two hostages as rescue crews and the Hermes aircraft carrier closed in. The youths, describing orange rations and a hold full of adventure, hailed the pirates as a real show posturing for valuables while a crew member died defending the ship and another was wounded. Kids from Jersey City to Toronto recall the dramatic voyage and the unlikely spectacle of piracy in broad daylight.
Anne and Nick reunite after a dramatic note exchange, with a taxi ride and playful banter aboard. Anne confirms she will marry him, despite earlier pride and spelling mishaps, as their affection renews amid joyful, kiss filled reunions.
Tuesday breakfast features prunes bacon and baked eggs with a lettuce salad and apricot dessert. Dinner offers beef stuffed potatoes or noodles with onions carrots beets and lemon cream dressing and wafers. Supper presents broiled fish with maître d hotel butter and parsley poix or spaghetti with a celery salad and a classic dessert.
An old newspaper ad claims a diet using Fleischmanns Yeast can treat run down conditions by increasing protective substances in the digestive system. It cites constipation as a common cause and asserts the yeast strengthens stomach juice, nerves, and intestinal muscles, offering lasting health benefits with daily use.
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