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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
4
A column of cooking instructions and appetizing dish ideas including chicken salad jelly molds scrambled eggs and cheese bread preparations. It features varied techniques from soaking stale bread to making gelatin molds and serving with mayonnaise dressed chicken stock based sauces and seasoned rice with eggs.
A reader essay urges balanced family meals and varied vegetables to support children's physical development, noting that unconditional access to diverse foods is essential. It highlights teaching children to enjoy cabbage, squash, and other vegetables, proper cooking to retain flavor, and using butter as seasoning.
Local authorities are urged to invest in good roads to meet rising national and local demand. Delays could let trade move to other districts, with the advantage hard to regain once lost.
The article notes hardened concrete resists heat and cold, with no binder flow or brittleness. It stresses proper road grade for economical hauling and reports Texas plans to spend 76,216,000 on improved highways this year. It ends with a call to subscribe to The Dillon Herald at $2.00 per year in advance.
Friday October 24 1919 at 11 in the fore noon is appointed for the hearing of the petition. All persons with claims against the estate are asked to file with J Frank Bethea before 10 am on October 24 to plead their recovery. Joe Cabell Davis Judge of Probate Dillon County.
J Frank Bethea as administrator of Richard E. Smith's estate has filed an application for final discharge. Proceedings proceed in the probate court with notices to interested parties and a closing date to be determined.
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