Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1926, Page 24

2 " THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., AUGUST 29. 1926—"PAR'1“ T. . 2 —_— e e e ——————————— | came to the rescue of the family bud- | 14a Easterda 2 M Thood | cuts, and the stylish porterhouse Is [ too thin provides the largest agnount y Loveland of Arkansas|5, and a boy and two girls, children | Mrs. Loveland can visit her girl Y, ort th HOME AND HAPPINESS get after a husband had become In- | City, formerly of Baltimore and Fred- | of Mrs. Loveland's sister, to bring up. | haunts in Baltimore, Ellicott City and CHEAP MEAT BEST BUY, the worse buy on the entire carcass. | of Protein or muscle ',',‘,‘,j::"',{‘:mo,‘“'ffi.‘ capacitated. Doughnuts helped to [erick, Md. Mrs. Loveland brought|The three who are living went = ™ Dr. A. T. Edinger of the Universit: = & T e OWED TO DOUGHNUTS | ot tour chiaren’ througn college. | the recipe for her doughnuts from her | through_college. SNSRI SO0 M. SN 18 oy CLAIMS FOOD EXPERT | pr.a.™ ‘Agrlcultural Experiment Sta. | Edinser found. hin antmals hav And now doughnuts are providing |old family home nearly 50 years ago.| Mrs. Loveland quit her doughnut|hood home In Vermont. T .| tion has mads an economical study of | y1ota, NF /0 B TR N e tat ant s S means for removating that home on| J.C. Loveland, the husband, carries | making for a time as too strenuous a el Tough Cuts, It Is Said, Containis | the American plece de resistance and | IUscles and fif unimals more n T Frederi o |which the mortgage was paid off and | the doughnuts to customers. Mr.|job. With prospects of a family re- 2 finds that the poor for once have the | o8 Brotein. - LACHeiort 1 ,u""‘“ Lo ormer Frederick, Md., Woman Ac-| for a trip back East for two Kansas |Loveland enjoys selling hauufihnr\‘us, union with ‘tahelr children next Spring, Two Officers Resign. More Calories Than More EX- |.jiantage, in some ways. Ty e me H pioneers. because, he explains, whether he hashowever, Mr. and Mrs. Loveland 5 o He found that a rib roast is more " complishes Wonders Through Remarkable doughnuts? Yes, for | orders or not, he I3 always sure to | would like to “fix up” their old home, |, eslgnation of Maj Wiliam . pensive Porterhouse. dienaitah Ahan & otk Puat, Dot that st Prowess as Cook. they not only have a long list of |sell*every one. When Mrs. Loveland saw that their | Thearle, Army Medical Corps, sta-|gp..ia) Dispateh to The Star. clod or chuck produced the most Trvanaleiied to T good deeds to their credit, but they| The four children who have dough-|home nceded mew porches and some |tioned at Fitzsimons General Hospital, | COLUMBIA, Mo., August 28.—The | boneless meat at a lower cost than ransferred to Texas. are good doughnuts, made from an|nuts to thank for helping financially | paint and could see no way of using|Denver, and that of Second Lieut. 12 s | any other roasting portion. * But if Maj. Henry H. Malven, jr., Coast number of calorles i) a beefsteak does | {0V, 0 o ite should ask for & piece | Artiliery Corps, at Boston, has been Special Dispateh to The Star. ancient recipe which long held an|while they were at school were four | their savings for that purpose, she 5 mopiaint ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, August |honored place in an old Maryland |orphaned children reared by the|went back fo her doughnut making.|ATthur A. Klein, Coast Artill not depend on what the housewife | S1% Mot eer e BOt e R, e would | sransforred o the AdJatant Cener 28.—Doughnuts have paid off a $300 | cook book. Lovelands. Having no children of | Now the Lovelands hope to make a s, stationed at Fort Monroe, + | pays for it. In fact the best bargains | get the best bargain of all. Department and assigned to duty a: mortgage on a home. Doughnuts! 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