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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
28
Kellogg Company highlights the joys of summer camp and outdoor life. The piece extols fresh air, open skies, and nature, with playful notes on camp meals cooked over open fires. It gives simple methods for bacon triangles and broiled steak touted as camp fare, plus easy meals like baked potatoes and bananas.
Local listing shows ture Gane Sugar White Soap 10 large bars priced around 46c per bar with ads noting 49¢ row 14e vene de. Availability and exact store details unclear from fragmented OCR text.
A dated recipe page mixes fruit sherbet and meat skewers with unconventional methods. It describes gelatin based orange sherbet freezing, a whipped cream egg yolk mix, and a savory meat stack broiled on a kebab skewer. Potatoes and bananas are baked in leaves, with a lemon finish. ends with a playful marshmallow banana peel roasting idea.
An article explains that black tea is preferred for robust iced drinks, noting yellow Lipton tea for flavor. It also provides a tomato relish recipe with steps to scald peel crush and simmer tomatoes, add lemon and spices, boil, and bottle.
Two cup portions of codfish and potatoes are prepared in a cream sauce with egg yolks and stiffly beaten whites, then baked in individual dishes or a shallow water bath. A second recipe makes a layered jelly salad with gelatin, vegetables, olives, and mayonnaise.
Plain apple bake combines sliced apples with cinnamon sugar baked in a buttered dish. The recipe layers jammy apple topping, lemon juice, and a crusty brown sugar finish, serving hot or cold for six. Includes slow simmer grape jelly instructions and tips for juicy extraction and proper sealing.
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