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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1948
Page
3
Nutrition guidance urges planning balanced light meals using salads soups and milk drinks. Readers are advised to stock fruits and vegetables, include vitamin rich foods like C A and D, and feature proteins and minerals in lunches or suppers. Sample recipes include Molasses Milk Shake and Combination Salad.
A long list of Christmas dinners, visits, and hospitality in Sidney Nebraska with families from Gurley to Denver. Notable gatherings include Neal Rowan, Warren Cunningham, and many relatives hosting relatives, while others travel to Boulder and Lincoln. Included are festive recipes for fruit salads and gingerbread and tips for kitchen duties.
A compact notice lists Lynn Chambers menu items including chicken noodle casserole jelly and relishes very best gingerbread with marshmallow topping and a beverage recipe. The fragment hints at a home cook’s offerings and recipes.
Daughters Kathy and Linda with Mr and Mrs Leo Messner of Gurley and Mr and Mrs Frank Longan entertained at Christmas dinner for Mr and Mrs Ben Pike and Mr and Mrs W M Consier of Peetz. Mrs Frieda Larson and her children Elda Jeai and Miss Marian Wiedeburg spent Christmas Day at the home of Mr and Mrs Lowell Larson.
The American Legion Auxiliary meets in Legion Rooms City Auditorium at 8 p.m. Tuesday. On Wednesday the Presbyterian Arc Society gathers in the Arc room.
Society notes reveal the engagement of the Groppe daughter Jean to Edgard Auric, son of Edwin and Mrs Auric of Potter Letter. The Telegraph cites this society item as part of the local announcements.
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The note asserts that turtles live in water yet lay eggs in sand away from water. It also mentions the high cost of World War II as accelerating soil deterioration, reflecting miscued historical commentary rather than a coherent report.
Prior to 1940 synthetic fiber use was tiny. By last year demand jumped from 3 million pounds in 1940 to 33 million pounds, outstripping silk and flax and rivaling cotton in some sectors. Textiles experts note the surge reflects U S war consumption and policy shifts.
Local supplier THE TELE GRAPIL lists tuper clips and paper clamps always in stock with ongoing availability for office and crafting use.
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