Women savor prepared foods as 1956 diet boom grows
A 1956 look shows Americans eating more processed foods and canned goods while meals cost less time and effort. Meat and egg consumption reach high levels, with eggs widely leftover prompting an Eat Extra Eggs Month. Home cooks favor convenience, cakes from mixes, and continental dishes, boosting coffee with instant products. A fashion note praises designer Norman Norell as major style influence.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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B'nai Brith Presents Festival of the Months Program
B'nai Brith invites members of Esther Chapler and officers of Louis Marshall and Thomas Jefferson Lodges to a Friday 8 15 p m festival of the months program at Le Jewish Community Center main auditorium Mrs Samuel Stamler program chairman has planned an evening where each month is represented by a girl at a decorated table. Birthday gifts will be distributed and prizes awarded for best month representation. A discussion panel Why the Anti-Defamation League will feature Gordon Alderman moderating with panelists A Solomon Menter Kenneth Hensin Irving Kastenberg and others. Refreshments to be served.
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Esther Chapler
Louis Marshall
Thomas Jefferson
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Anti- Defamation League
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Gordon Alderman
A. Solomon Menter
Kenneth Hensin
Irving Kastenberg
Harry Unterfort
Abe Mayerson
Charles Lessinger
Stewart Docelor
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Abe Schwarts
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Charles Alper
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Fragmented Instruction On Crushing Medicine Tablets
The text describes a method to crush a medicine tablet by placing it between two spoons, pressing them together to dissolve in water, with one spoon as a depressor and the other as a press. It reads like fragmented user guidance rather than a formal procedure.
Alumnae Honor Undergrads Luncheon in Albany
Syracuse College of St. Rose alumnae invite undergrads from the Syracuse area to a luncheon tomorrow at 12 30 p m at Drumin's. The event honors 18 girls and is sponsored by the Syracuse Chapter of St. Rose Alumnae. Cochairs are Mrs. Joseph M Burns and Miss Anne Moran. Invited guests include Misses Margaret Noonan Mary Ellen Judge Sharon Rose Maureen Byrne Dorothy Michwalls Patricia Tczyk Adele Curtin and many others from nearby towns and cities.
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College of St. Rose
Albany
Drumin's
St. Rose
Cochairmen
Joseph M. Burns
Anne Moran
St. Ros
Margaret Noonan
Mary Ellen Judge
Sharon Rose
Maureen Byrne
Dorothy Michwalls
Patricia Tczyk
Adele Curtin
Mary Duggan
Moravia
Gaylord Knapp
DeWitt
Julie Hopkins
Fayetteville
Nancy O'Connor
Elbridge
Con
Illusion Styles For Hair In 1957 Trend Note
Styling experts forecast a 1957 trend toward disguising length with fullness from curly, tonged styles. Permanent waves aid manageability, while new bangs and the Crinoline coil offer varied silhouettes for short or long hair with tapered lip curls and irregular fringe.
Hairstyle guide hints at waves and curls trend
The excerpt outlines various women’s hair styling ideas featuring turned-under curls, wide winged waves, and soft ends. It notes height from smooth weep and bale curves, predicting many adaptations and a popular future look.
Girl On Date Advice From Dororthy Ricker
Dear Mrs Ricker offers guidance on dating etiquette for girls preferring to help boys feel respected. Key points include being punctual, letting him assist with coats and doors, avoiding talking about other boys, being a good listener, showing genuine interest, being courteous, modestly dressed, and considerate of a date's wallet and feelings.
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Couple Home After Yale Visit To Delaware
Mr and Mrs Russell Tl Big Bins of 112 Mariposa St have returned home after spending Christmas with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Philip Reed and their five children in Wilmington Del En route they visited or other son and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Gale and son Timmy in Johnson City
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Timmy
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Auxiliary Announces No January Meeting at Nurses' Home
The Ladies Auxiliary to People's Hospital will not hold a January meeting. The February meeting will take place as usual in the Nurses' Home at 215 Sabine St at 12 39 p.m.
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