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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
3
Post Toasties Promise Morning Energy With Fruit Toppings
An ad copy extols Post Toasties as a light breakfast option, featuring fruits or berries. It promotes the cereal as a quick, energizing start to the day and credits General Foods, urging readers to buy from their grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pac Tourneal
General Foods
A Mid-Summer Letter From Mrs Northcross
Mrs Northcross urges Hagerstown readers to plan healthy summer menus for hot weeks. She criticizes careless meals and praises nourishing, simple options with picnics, fresh vegetables, breads, meats, and desserts. She stresses involving children, porch dining, and prepped dishes to maintain family health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Menus for Summer Dishes
Menus list summer night dinners with seasonal produce and desserts. Items include honeydew melon, creamed onions, garden peas in butter, butter lettuce salad, banana morsels, moussaka, chocolate cookies, iced coffee, sliced bananas and strawberries, creamed salmon, cauliflower in butter sauce, cucumber and lattice salad, raisin bread and butter, orange sherbet, mocha cake, iced tea, radishes, scallions, olives, omelet with tomato sauce, boiled potatoes, poached peaches and cream, and jellied tomato aspic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milka
Production rises in iron and steel output in July
New York July 12 production data from Iron Age shows ingot output at 59 percent of capacity, down from 66 percent, with continued pressure to ship, signaling weaker demand for new iron and steel despite an anticipated recession in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iron Age
Local quotes hint at final works before artists' deaths
Fragmentary local text notes a last work by an author or composer and mentions a price of 1.00 and a reference to events around 1995. The readable lines suggest a discussion of late career output and market value in a small local context.
Picnic Ensembles Banishing Dishes For Outdoor Suppers
An advertisement describes McCall Company paper ensembles for picnics and indoor buffets. It highlights disposable plates spoons with permanent handles, translucent imitation meats, and colorfully printed mats and glasses. The piece notes Canada grain export shifts in 1928 to 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery
Taylor
McCall Company
Herald-Mail
A Summer Frozen Dessert Guide With Orange Banana Treats
A healthful summer guide presents orange sherbet banana mousse and a vanilla fruit cream. It provides recipes using orange rind sugar water lemon juice orange juice gelatin milk eggs and cream with chilling freezing directions for sherbet and mousse.
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