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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1948
Page
8
A meat loaf wrapped around spaghetti with tomato sauce creates a hearty, energy yielding dish. The loaf mixes onion sage and breadcrumbs for texture, then is rolled with spaghetti on wax paper and baked. Serve hot with tomato sauce and buttered corn for a complete meal yielding four servings.
Labor Secretary designate is Mau Rice Tobin former Boston mayor and Democratic gubernatorial candidate. He succeeds Lewis B Schwellenbach who died June 10. Tobin resigns Massachusetts candidacy. Herald Want Ad promotes small cost great results.
Health guidance advises accepting the dog days of midsummer with light loose clothing and light meals. It recommends cutting heavy foods, boosting fruits and vegetables, and adapting exercise to hot weather to conserve energy and comfort.
The article advises increased fluid intake such as water juice and non alcoholic beverages to replace water lost through perspiration in hot weather. It notes salt loss from sweating should be offset with extra table salt and warns against strenuous daytime exercise due to heat stroke risk. Frequent summer baths cleanse skin and reduce infections, with the next piece addressing tuberculosis control by the Missouri Tuberculosis Association.
People in the United States smoked 345 billion cigarets in the year ending June 30, a new record. The average per person was 121 packs.
Miss A Edythe Mange resigns as dean of women and history instructor at State College Cape Girardeau and takes a professorship of history at Mississippi State College Columbus. She has served the Cape Girardeau school fifteen years. Succeeded by Miss Mavis L Holmes formerly dean of women and history professor at Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa.
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