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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1937
Page
10
A jumble of household tips on fabric freezing for dresses and hems, pie crust prep with waxed liner storage, potato peeling with skins, decorating cans, quick cookie and lemon ice cream recipes, making ice for treats, toy safety for babies, headache relief with cracked ice, and a playful candy cracker idea.
An advertisement urges readers to avoid chronic laxative use and improve digestion with Kellogg's Ant-BRAN. It claims high vitamin B, bulk from bran, and water absorption to cleanse the system, recommending two tables spoons daily with meals and promising a money back guarantee from Kellogg in Battle Creek if not satisfied after a week.
A winter jelly supplement recipe uses dried apricots and crushed pineapple with sugar. It instructs soaking, chopping, cooking about 25 minutes, cooling, and sealing in hot sterilized jars with emphasis on proper refrigeration and air circulation.
Creamed chipped beef on rice mix uses rice, water, butter and chopped beef cooked until tender. Keye Luke trains for amphibian role in Warner Oland's Charlie Chan at the Olympics. Homes dangerous report shows millions injured and thousands killed in 1935 households.
Hollywood reports J Edward Bromberg will play a dramatic lead in That I May Live for Twentieth Century Fox. Bromberg gained fame on Broadway as the head doctor in Men in White before coming to Hollywood.
Hollywood notes Claire Trevor early in career. She won the Mamarnack high school oratory prize, marking one of her first platform accomplishments.
Actor Brian Donlevy undergoes treatment for eye irritation caused by chocolate syrup used as engine oil substitute during filming for Twentieth Century Fox movie Crack Up.
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