Preservation of food at proper temperatures shown in exhibit
The Frigidaire preservation show at North Street features models of storage rooms and a battery of microscopes studying bacteria kept above 60 degrees. Experts discuss how proper refrigerators resist heat, prevent spoilage, and protect public health with insulated materials and powerful compressors lowering temps below 50 degrees.
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Food Preservation Show Demonstrates Bacteria Action
The Frigidaire preservation exhibit in the city draws attention with a demonstration of bacteria on food. Kettering of General Motors views the exhibit, explaining bacterial effects to two domestic economy students at the bacteriological section.
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Home of Shlads and Salad Art Through Ages
Fragmented OCR hints at a feature on salads, culinary history, and mayonnaise. Mentions Capcha bread and vegetables, German and English references, and a reclining discussion of salad makers and expressions. The text is garbled but centers on salad culture and notable figures in culinary lore.
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Refreshments for the Bridge Lunch Menu Readies Odd Dishes
A fragmented note outlines a Bridge Lunch menu with varied dishes and sauces. It lists pastries and desserts, milk-based sauces, orange sherbet, sweetbreads, creamed toys, and chicken a la king, with detailed ingredient fragments and preparation steps.
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