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... FRESHENING STALE BREAD Bread, being a cheap and wholesome food, plays an important part n the wartime menu. However stale It gets, 1 1S never necessary to wasts it. Stale bread can be used in a hun ired different ways for cooking. an an always be restored ...
... denatured cereals is undoubtedly responsible for much stomach trouble. *“This does not mean that we should strike it out of our menu at once, but we can with advantage use it more sparingly. In jams, sugar is of greater value as the boiling inverts the sugar ...
... Letters from Elizabeth . . Internat onal Goodwill Thumbs Down On Shodd ness High Fashion From Bond Street — First-Aid For The Menu — Interraationa: Goodwili, In a world drive mad by excessive Naticnalism . there 1s sull a sign ol hape tor laternational Goodwill ...
... First-Aid For The Menu War-time cookery cries out for hel to the Continent, where ingeniou - work miracles with a han p of stock, and a few herbs d more, women are remarking that theiy ¢ has become more XClting and varied has driven them to introduei ...
... h of meat contains only 40 grammes.”’ So vyou'll benefit vour h}nlgot and your family if you giv cheese a star part on the menu several times a weck. Remember the London County Council’s experiment last year. They fed one group of children on the conventional ...
... more artistic species of fish at goodness knows how much a pound, it's difficult to feature both meat and fish on the same menu. Little cheese jelly moulds served on a bed of cress can be substituted for fish to make an entree dish as pretty as a picture ...
... Chester Barclay, Pat Forum, Jackson Rutherford, The High spot Girls, Wally Read, Jack Kendrick, Jdanders and Dixon, and “On the Menu,” a connoisseur's feast of loveliness, featuring “The Wine of Life.” ...
... WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPT. 2ad, 1940 FOR BiX NIGETS ARTHUR WHITE presents himself in a New Menu Capers and Sauce ineluding ARTHUR WHITE CICELY TREMAYNE . 12 KAROLLA DANCERS 12 ; THE FOUR O'KAYS . THE MUSICAL ELLIOTTS [ Booking Offise open caily from ...
... ROYAL COURT THEATRE, Arthur White presents himself in a new menu, ‘“‘Capers and Sauce,” at the Royal Court Theatre, Warrington, next week. The cast includes Bert O Brady, Ed E. Draper, Cicely Tremayne, Syd Barnes, Norman Hills, 12 Karolla Dancers, George ...
... Welcome Return Visit of the Prince of Lancashire Comedians—Wigan's Own Favourite, presents himself, in A NEW MENU, introducing ARTHUR WHITE, CICELY TREMAYNE, THE FOUR O'KAYS, THE MUSICAL ELLIOTS, 12 KAROLLA DANCERS 12 Be advised and book immediately for ...
... with the aid of home preserves and a little mnr_umi:- We must let our inventive genius ve full play when we plan Christmas menus and we must not groan over the lack of imported laxuries. All our ehipping space is needed for essential foods. ...
... take them, and both males and females partook of Christmas “‘cheer.” The Christinas dinner was a sumpiuous affair, and the menu consited of turkey, ete.., while there were adequate supplies of mince pies, . There was another concession for the patients ...