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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1931
Page
27
Dr Pennington explains how a well insulated refrigerator should fit family needs preserving food through proper temperatures. He notes the tradeoff between ice chamber size and usable storage, urging designs that allocate 30 to 40 percent of capacity to the cooling space for practical operation.
A fragmented old article discusses craft a basket decorated with clippings and wax glaze, then shifts to refrigerator construction standards. It explains insulation, ice capacity, and cubic-foot cooling in 100 to 120 pound ice units, with figures for food space and wall materials and notes on how intelligent design improves efficiency and durability. The piece cites scientific principles and manufacturer guidance to help buyers understand efficiency in cooling and space utilization.
Barbara B Brooks presents a homemaking piece for brides and novice cooks. It contrasts chaotic first efforts with a serene kitchen, urging simple meals and orderly routines. Recipes outline breakfast lunch and dinner options with modest, practical dishes and decaffeinated beverages.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a decorative salad dish with pineapple slices and whipped dressings, mentioning parks and a site context. The readable portion lists pineapple slices, black welhul reats, Inttnee leaves, and sprinkles of will.
Advertising copy promotes Kellogg's Woty SUFAT Biscuits as a cereal aiding children's nutrition with mineral salts and vitamins. It claims a serving provides over a third of daily mineral needs and positions the product as ready to serve, delicious with milk, and sold by grocers. notes manufacturing by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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