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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1931
Page
26
A health column extols vitamins as essential while describing unclear substitutes and dangers of deficiency. It emphasizes varied foods including meats, greens, and leafy vegetables, cites pellagra and beriberi risks, and provides recipes for veal hearts casserole, frozen fruit salad, halting cake, and pumpkin pies with detailed steps.
Kathleen Norris outlines a plan where Christmas shoppers buy small inexpensive items to gift to the aged, infirm, or orphans. She argues interdependence of consumer spending, crafts, and employment supports wages, store staffing, and broader economic health during the holiday season.
An old style household guide stresses refrigerator care as vital, including proper air flow, wrapping foods, and weekly cleaning with coal water and hot rinse. It also includes recipe notes for Banana Milk Sherbet and Cream of Tomato Soup with step by step ingredients and yield, presented in practical home cook terms.
A historic guide outlines making decorative festive canapes to evoke holiday spirit. It describes shapes such as stars and Christmas trees, with ingredients like deviled ham, smoked liver, hard boiled eggs, onions, olives, and cheese. It emphasizes attractive presentation and make ahead preparation.
A scrambled recipe fragment describes butter rolls with warm evaporated milk, sugar, and flour dough, rising in water, then filled with chopped nuts and sugar, baked at high heat for about 10 minutes, yielding 16 rolls. Also a Dutch apple loaf style loaf with cinnamon sugar Crisco mix, baked 20 minutes, plus a spinach ham salad and a note on storage.
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