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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
3
The text advises protecting metal items during sulphur burning to kill pests in a house. It recommends removing all metal from rooms or covering metal surfaces with a light oil coating. It cites a Department of Agriculture guidance: two pounds of sulphur per 2,000 cubic feet of space.
Promote General Foods product Past Toasties describing crisp corn flakes that are tasty with milk fruit or cream. Claims energy and quick energy for busy hours suitable for breakfast lunch or supper. Includes a quirky detective manual reference and a closing offer good through October 15 1933.
Mrs Northcross explains varying oven temperatures and times across ranges and fuels. A standard chart advises slow to very hot settings and specific bake times for bread cornbread rolls biscuits muffins popovers cakes cookies and pies, noting differences by range type and the need to adjust per ingredients and oven.
A cheeky guide to simple menus after card games, suggesting John plan his own menu if possible. It proposes cold roast ham or turkey, hot cheese and bacon sandwiches, buttered rolls, coffee, cold drinks, and an apple tart. It advises serving with minimal “womanly” help and prep steps to keep hosting smooth. The piece emphasizes practical, easy dishes with emphasis on male hosts handling service.
A guide for luncheon service describing a filling salad and miniature apple tarts. It details toasted cheese sandwiches with bacon, grated American cheese, and seasoning, assembled at the table, heated under a broiler, and served with coffee and hot rolls.
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