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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1927
Page
8
An editor notes letter guidelines for medical questions and discusses Chop Suey origins and nutrition. The piece recounts experiences in Battle Creek cooking classes and provides a vegetarian protose based recipe with butter, vegetables, and a brown sauce, urging vegetarian options for calorie control.
The article discusses serving plain boiled rice with Choop Suey as a balanced one piece meal. It notes rice counts 100 per half cup and suggests a fresh fruit or salad to complete the main part. It mentions canned sprouts and water chestnuts as import items and hints at counting sauce calories for dieting. It promises tomorrow's column with substitutions for unavailable sprouts or water chestnuts.
A family kitchen recipe yields a prune sauce for baked ham. It blends butter flour salt cayenne bouillon stock lemon and orange juices with prune pulp and citrus rind for a tangy glaze.
Pacific coast styles feature pastel feather boas worn with sports suits and up to five boas sold to a single customer. Felt hats rise with resort wear paired to white costumes and printed linens. Sleeveless sports dresses with bandana neckpieces appear at Atlantic resorts. Tan oxfords with red ribbon bows, black satin shoes with gowns, and choker beads in rose quartz turquoise or amethyst trend among smart women. White and pastels dominate. chiffons georgettes crepe satins favored for evening. self fabric trims common. large straw hats popular. minimal jewelry in summer.
A pet collie protected two Beard children aged three and five as a sow attacked them near Gettysburg. The dog jumped the pen fence and held the sow at bay, allowing the boys to escape. The story notes a separate, garbled row about a planned trans Atlantic flight and Guggenheim promotion, with unclear dates.
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh was near finishing his book We and planned to leave New York next Tuesday on a trip after completing the manuscript. He indicated the work was close to completion and awaited his final notes before departure.
Ornithologists report the nightingale is singing on a slightly shorter wave length this year. London Punch notes a shift in song frequency among the nightingale population as spring arrives.
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