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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1935
Page
7
The piece extols canned salmon as a lasting quick meal staple for households with varying cooks. It lists preparation ideas from salmon mayonnaise and salmon a la King to scalloped salmon and macaroni dishes, plus baked beans and timing notes, credited to Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
The article catalogues serving trays from simple trays to ornate lacquer and silver trays. It notes folding and novelty designs with multiple compartments for hors d oeuvres and beverages, explains the origin of the term salver, and contrasts decorative trays with functional, everyday styles.
Dr Jam W Barton explains that excess fat worsens surgical risk by crowding tissues, impeding heart and vessel function, raising death and complication rates. Overweight patients face more post operative infections, pneumonia, and vascular problems, with obesity linked to diabetes and high blood pressure. A reducing diet targets starch and fat foods to lower weight before procedures.
Grandmother Clark offers stamped cross-stitch six inch blocks for girls to make into doilies pillow tops scarves and bedspreads. Outfit No. 464 includes six blocks and costs 10 cents plus return stamped envelope. Send to Home Craft Co Dept A Nineteenth and St Louis Ave St. Louis Mo.
Dr Helen Dean King at the Wistar Institute University of Pennsylvania has developed curly coated rat varieties for scientific breeding. Among the strains are chocolate cinnamon and pale lapin colored coats. The work traces ancestry to common rats and aims at research use.
The adage warns that saving for a rainy day could backfire if the forecast turns heavy. Caution is urged about overpreparation that might strain funds or misalign priorities when a real crisis hits.
The Dionne Quintuplets, wards of the King, are fed oatmeal the same as millions of babies. Canada appoints expert caretakers who endorse oatmeal based on medical science. Oatmeal supplies body building minerals protein and Vitamin B essential for calm nerves good appetite and growth.
Memphis enacts a new ordinance declaring a white cane a stop signal for motorists at intersections. Drivers must stop when a cane and its owner are crossing. Only blind individuals may carry the canes.
A columnist argues against blaming parents for a youth’s unruly conduct, suggesting external factors can spark defiance and that strict parental training may not cure a bad boy’s character. The piece cautions against attributing wrongdoing solely to upbringing.
A terse remark contrasts a man who speaks little with a lack of thought, calling such a person torpid and insinuating shallow mental activity.
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