New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1929, Page 9

{ , NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ]f) 192 b DFSORIBES TURKEY o s WATCH TO BEKEPT " T ; NRRISVERY I -2 5 e ], BRI SR 0 el 1 HORCOLLEGECLUB &5 ON FsH PEDDLERS IN'HIS OPINONS 25 s condition w rk in French TWEEN TOWERS Nov. 19. (P—A schol is alldwed to acquire property . he r set this ancient 0] 1 ' cently when he flew 1t s N obllized to: beat Norr MENJOU IN HOSP tween the min- i ! o previous I N P Ad Oulou Djami \ p {ion Dlsplaces Old Practices |- ‘ =2t B {CouliBesn Torced RS RIS e 4 for IHe. and worthy of friend- If perm to do s ts are about club At the hom New Britain College o Miss IMlorence | whose hands re ibit the sal Iys Day, Mrs, S iss May Noyes and Mrs. M. A ward S 5 Brook- | will not u Llizabeth | : 5 Miss Pibl Reports Westerniza- oo i ui'sa,. “pareent v D, Dumont Does Not Believe .( R ST = A dash of sugar does not ' : sl e make vegetables sweet REDLICH ABANDONS TARRIAGE PLANS 2 voane ot ew e [ign - With - Mrs, Buchanan wemiers P s st e s : on Universi Glad I e chmirman o repor A little sugar develops the natural vegetable flavors NNOUNCEMENT has been made that two ups of women cooking experts recently re- overed the old secret of using a dash of r in the cooking of vegetables (prefer- blv cooked in little water). It should be made ar to everyone that the purpose of using this small amount of sugar is not to make the vegetables taste sweet. That is not the case all. As one of the women—a nationally known authority—says, the sugar not only in- ¢ delicacy of flavor but it brings out s of the vegetables. She adds that a hness of flavor, in a large measure, come slightly wilted, and it helps to cgetables. ing vegetable foods taste sweet. This The remarkable thing about he natural flavors of the foods d accentuates the other seasonings used, ¢ skinny, scarecrow figure is urnfashionable, women ever to follow the dictates of medical he members of their family to eat a inflavored foods are bland and un- fresh and stewed fruits, cereals, es and some meats delicious to fect flavor. Good food promotes S e, P S AT Hoar of sickness— causing depression of spirits, irritability, nervousness, imperfect vision, o poor sleep, loss o it with a regular of memory, of Mrs. Katherine Win hac A Miss | botham Buchanan, former wiic o of | Thomas Buchanan, the to Dr. Marcell Mos little :ugu m At the concly ing, Dr. Dumor tion that it prohibit th o of 1 than™it would be to RS London Steck Lists Are i e ol Gk Inmcl at Opening Today an ordinance. Gl 3 19 (UP)—Prices on | Disputes Over Chicken Markets T o vo anplicants for mits o Prejudice Thrives Where Ignorance Hives! 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