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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

THIS COLUMN sincerely
wishes all of its readers a very
Happy and Prosperous New
Year!
In former years we have
taken the occasion to review the
past year and discuss the /ad-
vances that have been made in
medical science. This wear the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

let fever and many other con-
tagions they are keeping up to
the hopes originally held out.
A somewhat technical field but
one that promises much is the
concentrated interest during the
past year that centers on a part
of the nervous system called the
hypothalamus, part of the
brain that, according to one
prominent neurologist, seems to
be in command of vital rhythm.
Discouraging as the world
may look on this New Years
Day. we should perhaps recall
Wallace Twins rhyme:
Suppose this here vessel" says
the skipper Nth a grodH,
"Shouid lose her bearings, r,tn
aWay and bump upon
stone,
Suppose she'd shiper and 90
dot0R, whsR sdUe ourselves
zoe couldn't"
The mate replied, "Oh, bloW me
eyes,
Suppose again she shouldn't
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
f. Nd What is the cause
of fatty tumor on the elbow
=l2b Is there any cure or home
treatment? 81 Are they dam
gerous if not attended to-"
Answer-(D Nobody knows
the cause of the growth Of fatty
tumors. or lipomsts. They may
occur in thin people, as well ~
obese ones. (2)QThere is no home
treatment. The only method OF
removal is surgical. 80 They
are not dangerous n not at
tended - but may be inconvsn-
lent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

THROUGH the WINDOW OF
l. her cell-like little hotel
room. Celia Weber could
hear New York welcoming the
new year in. Whistles and
bells. and the raucous clamor
of milling mobs in Times
Square, penetrated even 10
the upper West Forties.
Though the old actress had
heard it all before, this year
il sounded more violent, inn
FASHIONED. A war-torn world,
she reflected, was finding re-
lease for its feelings in one
way il knew-noise.
Celia Weber had been
hearing the new year in from
the San Pedro Hotel since
the turn of the century. when
she was a Broadway star, and
the now rundown little hos
telry was new and bright, and
known as the "house of stars.
In those days Celia reigned
over its sunnies most
spacious suite. Now she was
quartered in a tiny cubicle on
the court. occupied in former
years by her maid.
Few of her famous col
leagues were left as neiQhbOrS.
Though the tenancy was still
theatrical. the San Pedro
guests today were either old
and impoverished, like herself.
or young and struggling for a
Broadway foothold. Never
did the place seem so dismal
TO Celia as around holiday
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

100
{ a S k is not
cheerful any
more than the
p r o s p e C t
of reviewing
the so-called
p + o & r e S s
of the entire
w o r ] d is
cheerful. The
discovery of
s ulfanilamide
was made by
a German and
d urin G the
past few years
we have been
using that dis
coVery in this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

country and other countries, but
there have been no recent Ger
man contributions to medicine.
In that land which has con-
tributed so much to science, the
universities are nearly all closed.
some of their best physicians are
refugees in other lands, research
seems to be dead.
In my university where I am
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01
Elsie Robinson
You Can't Buy Pride

YOU people talking about pride; saying how important
= pride is
hasn't anything else left, hen talk about his
pride.
may hungry, homeless, ragged unemployed battered
poverty health and injustice; he will still be able to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

Joy Of restored usefulness, the
chance TO contribute through
others TO the theater that was
her life's expression.
She had forgotten about
age, jobs and unpaid room
rent. She only knew she had
started the new year hap
PLY with open house. hand in
hand with a young and brave
new generation.
THE END.
TomOrrOW's short story:
Three Wives and a Widow"
by Pat Adam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

Sty OF the Horher protecting the young
Q. We are esJrctng a blessed event. What
are chances bf having twins? A. It's
lo0 to shiN sir. Q. Am resident of
Spokane. Az SQu say, Bing Crosby is from
Tacoma. moi! Spokane. Gosh, / guess we
have had no great men in our town. A.
There. therf sir, We not TOD discouraged
Charles Eaaard Btker the man who en-
graved tae Lordf Prayer on pinhead.
was from spok7ne. @ AHhy won't they let
you bet asrinst the dice in crap games at
gamblings pouses?. A. Reason is, my boy
the pereestage is IN favor OF the man who
bets agRiast the dice. Odds in his favor
are sro,ud thpee 10 two. O. What would
you saS,$arefhe the six greatest passages
IN the fstde? A. Sir, l really should have
time tokponder that one. But 1 will say
offhands Genesis The fall Of man and
hope ~ redemption. 2. The Ten Com
nlandnfnts 3. The TwentyThird Psalm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

consequence has come directly
from the modern war, the news
has not reached the writer Of
this column.
In the ordinary practice Of
medicine during the last year,
the advances have been in the
extension and application Of
methods and facts already avail
able. Here. also. no medical dis
covery of moment has been re-
ceived.
sULFANILAMIDE CAPABILITY
The astonishing efficiency Of
the sulfanilamide compounds,
especially the new sulfathiazole
and sulfapyridine, in treating all
kinds of infections, is still hold
ing up and being recorded. But
in ear infection, joint infection,
blood poisoning, erysipelas, scar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

battle back il he can preserve his PRIDE.
He will insist that his pride is his most
precious possession, and resent your in
difference to his pride more furiously than
any other affront
And of course he's right. Pride is the
finest and most important thing in life.
Sometimes I think that pride is life.
Remember the old story of Creation
"And the Lord God formed man of the
dust of the ground and breathed into his
nostrils the breath of life; and man became
a living SOUL
The breath of life"-the strange
secret stirring which changed a lump Of
mud into man-call it the breath of
Cod or the Twill TO be-; call it Pride;
the miracle still goes on. Still pride changes
mud into men, and holds them fast from
going back to mud again.
That creative spark-it's the one thing
we all cherish above every other possession;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

asleep on New Years
Fyew There were repressed
giggles and they chartered of
down the hall.
How brave and gay young
people were. thought ME old
lady. She was never or e who
dreaded the younger genera-
ton. She loved yoang people.
especially those working in
the art to which she had given
her life-Sffe fheater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01
PANHANDLE CAPABnITY

DR.. Ciendening will answer
questions of general interest
only. and then only through his
column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01
ALL SEEK CAREERS


These three girls next door,
for instance, packed into a
bedroom scarcely larger than
her own. She had passed one
day when their door was ajar,
and glimpsed the row of mar
row cots crowded together as
IN a school dormitory.
o The girls had moved in less
than a week ago, on some
Christmas money they had
from home and pooled so they
could live a month at the San
Pedro. All were bent on
Broadway careers. they con-
fided to the friendly chamber
maid.
Like Celia, they cooked
surreptitious meals on an
electric plate. and lived out
of the corner delicateSsen.
There days were spent making
the rounds of managers Off
ces. At night they went from
one Broadway show TO an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

IERE is pleasant little that will give message
every day. 1t numerical puzzle designed
fortune Count letters your
Of letters subtract the number Is less than
add g. The result number upper
hand Of the rectang your
numbers left right under
the checked figures give you ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01
On the Side
By e. v. During
Last night at tl0eiUe I felt immense,
But Hoio I feel like thirty cents.

!. Last night at tCetUe I felt immense,
But feel like thirty cents
IL n time rnirth laughter.
The cold, gray daWn of the morning after.
~ AIDE.
above from the musical OF The Sultan
The sultan the above
morning the night the American
focktal.-EvD)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

NEVER make New first Of
" year read the following. Will you join me?
II Girs good digestion, Lord,
EF And also something digest.
e4 Grs healthy body Lord,
u With TO keep 1t at its best.
81! Grs a henithy mind, Lord,
~ To keep the good and pure sight
= Which seeing sin, APPALLED,
Buy finds gay set it right
'-~S GY me a MID not bored -
et@dOes got ohmper, whine orr sigh
Don't lsED1s ssSesao sernuth
About the hssg thuSe eNed T.
Gtrs Of hu@6; sLoyd
Givs the grace 10 ssfi6 5oks.
To get happiness tsssg He
Ard pass II on to hesdtEr~ folk
QUERIES clients had the most books written
vt him Lincoln hose having most books
whsn about them order 3tisaed: Jesus Christ z
Napoleon DO hiK faster than men?
indicate the girs are quicker the trigger
mentally Perhaps cares that because of the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10
GRAPE JUICE PUNCH
(Makes IL Glasses

Two cups grare Juice. z cups
sweet cider, 1 cup fresh grape
fruit juice, I orange sliced thin,
1 cup granulated sugar, Ia tea
spoon nutmeg, 2 quarts charged
water.
Combine juices, spices and
sugar. Cover and stand 3 hours
in refrigerator, stirring occasion
ally. Place large block of ice
in punch bowl. Pour In juices
and add charged water.
Grapefruit and orange Juice
with fresh mint make refresh
ing and nutritious drink which
most Americans like. To give
it party appearance, sarnish
with fresh mint and add a little
charged water. Fresh strawber-
ries garnish sny cold rink beau
tifully. Tall glasses of 2-3 to-
mato juice and 1-3 grapefruit
Juice make the perfect cooler"
Canned pineapple Juice wi b
fresh lime juice and thin slices
of lemon and sprigs Of fresh
mint make another vitami:::
filled thirst quencher.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10

"A head lettuce.
Toss together lightly with--
n cup celery sliced crosswise.
Mix with Relish French Dressing
(recipe below and serve. Serves
or 6.
Relish French Dressing
Combine
u teaspoon salt
l teaspoon sugar
n teaspoon paprika
n cup pure olive oil
Y cup pure cider vinegar
Few drops Worcestershire
sauce
3 tablespoons India relish.
Shake together in q jar or beat
with a rotary egg beater. Serve on
green and vegetable salads.
Cabbage and Cucumber Pickle
Salad
Combine and mir thoroughly
3 cups shredded cabbage
1 green pepper, shredded
10 slices fresh cucumber pickle,
chopped
1 tablespoon grated onion
/ teaspoon sugar
"a teaspoon salt
4 tablespoons mayonnsise.
Arrange in cups Of crisp lettuce
and sprinkle with paprika. Serves 6.
Note: One cup shredded carrots
may be substituted for one cup of
the cabbage.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10
Penny Stretcher

OAuAy oA SsSAASA
It is important for the budgeting
homemaker to find attractive ways
to stretch the meat dollar. The
cheaper cuts are q great help, and
also foods which combine with
meats and thus extend their values.
Most Of these less expensive cuts
of meat require longer cooking;
however, If they are ground or
chopped they may be cooked top
stow style in double-quick time. A
grand food with which to combine
these inexpensive meats is the pre-
pared cooked spaghetti in tomato
sauce with cheese. Its tangy sauce
adds flavor to these less juicy
meats and the tender strands OF
spaghetti make it 60 farther. Try
this recipe:
Combination Meat and Spaghetti
Platter
FRY together in skillet Nth fat
a pound fresh sausage
n pound ground beef.
Season toith-
u teaspoon salt
u teaspoon pepper.
Add
] large (24-oz.) can cooked
spaghetti in tomato sauce.
Stir as little as possible, keeping
covered Whle heating. Turn out
on platter Vith meat on top. Just
before serving, sprinkle With
Grated sharp cheese.
Serves
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10

Coed eating habits are one Of the
Important Backgrounds for good
health They are formed at an
serly age. and II you teach your
child to like the foods which are
6ch IN the vitamins and minerals,
thus promoting his good health and
enjoyment Of life, you are giving
him one Of the worlds most priced
possessions.
This campaign for your child's
health should be started ~ soon %
b. = born. Of course. Keep him
under . doctors care to be sure his
schedule Of feeding and his formu-
lassrs right ct all times. At four
Ia SIX months, the age when many
doctors recommend strained foods
h the ehild's diet, you will find the
preparsd strained foods are q great
hsip n starting your baby to learn
- Ike the vegetables, fruits and
c6r0als which are 30 good for him.
One reason 20 many doctors start
y child on the strained foods %
- - S8SS t8A0 tkloLu 10 tkl8t
4lnt research has proven that an
hints body becomes deficient in
pn Q few months after his birth
and this iron is not. replaced by his
usual milk and orange juice diet
Also The child has an increased
viteuniu need after . few months,
qnd he should have Q mild, nom
&xateting form Of bulk in his diet.
Materially. the strained foods
Which are given to the infant
should b prepared with the great
ct care TO insure good Aayors and
the highest nutritional Values
reasqn tho prepared strained foods
which como in cans are 80 highly
soepmtnended, for they are prepared
according to specially developed
ac3putidc processes with special
equipment which could not be dupli.
csted In homes. Enamel Innings
aye used in the tins to prevent pos.
Gible .davor defect or discoloration.
Fourteen different kinds Of the
prepared strained foods give you
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10
Iced Beverages
Will Help You
Beat the Heat

BY MRS.GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Service Staff Writer
Iced coffee and iced tea season
IS here. Fruit beverages become
popular, too, with not weather.
To get the best results. make
strong hot coffee. Fill tall
glasses with ice, place q silver
spoon in each glass, and pour
hot fresh coffee over the ice.
Another method Is to make very
strong coffee. Pour at once into
glass contsiner, cover, cool, and
place In refrigerator to chill.
Serve with cracked ice. Keep
covered, and make only with
freshly brewed coffee.
Follow these same rules for
iced tea. Always use very strong
tea or coffee for iced drinks.
ICED COFFEE JULEP
makes 6 Servings)
Twelve sprigs fresh mint, 4
tablespoons sugar, 4 cups extra
strength freshly-made, coffee
finely crushed ice.
Crush 6 sprigs of mint, add
sugar and coffee and stir until
sugar Is dissolved. Chill. Fill
6 tall glasses with crushed ice.
Pour the chilled coffee over the
Ice and garnish with a sprig Of
mint.
To frost the glasses, dip edges
In egg white, then In powdered
sugar.
For a wedding party or . porch
picnic in June, this grape juice
punch is p good choice.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10
Get the Most
from Your Quota
Of Cirrus Fruit
BY. MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
MIA Sapu3~n gfaff VUp3tap

NEA Service Staff Writer
In every American family, the
national defense drive can be
applied to home menus. The
modern science of nutrition, If
translated into familiar terms,
will increase the health and sta
nina Of every member of your
family. More milk and more
citrus fruit every day is one of
the major recommendations of
our leading nutritionists.
Dry skim milk is cheaper than
fluid milk. It can be substituted
on occasion for the fluid and
used in sauces, buildings, and
mullins for those members Of
the family who don't like to
drink milk. Seven-eighths of
a cup of dry skim milk made in
to a liquid with 3A cups of wa
ter equals about a quart of fresh
skim milk in nutritive value.
GET NUTRIENTS
For economy, use the less fan
cy grade of grapefruit. They
may not look as nice, but they
have high nutritive value.
Here's a note on grading from
the Consumers Guide, a publ
cation Of the U. S. Department
of Agriculture:
''The use of grades for canned
grapefruit juice and canned
grapefruit Is voluntary. No cam
ner is required to use these STAN
dards.
"Only two grades are defined
for canned grapefruit juice:
Grade A, and Grace c. In gen.
eral Grade A canned grapefruit
juice Is the best quality you can
buy. The grade specification re-
quires a natural light color, a
juice that Is practically free
from defects, that contains only
a small amount Of pulp, and may
be sweetened or unsweetened.
Grade c grapefruit juice may
be darker in color, may contain
more pulp. may contain slight
ly more oil than Grade A, and
may not be so delicately flavor
ed. Grace G grapefruit Juice,
like all Grade G canned goods,
is wholesome. nourishing, and
well Favored, and may be sweet
ened or unsweetened.
GRADES NOT REQUIRED
There are three grades for
canned grapefruit, A, B, and
Broken Grade A canned grape
fruit is carefully selected for
size. color, texture, and flavor.
Grade B Is q choice product.
which may lack the uniform ex-
cellence Of Grade A. Broken
grade canned grapefruit may be
of very good quality but Is pack
ed from broken grapefruit seq
ments.
Consumers should remember
that canned grapefruit and
grapefruit juice are not legally
required to b graded. There
fore. II consumers want these
very useful GRADE statements on
the canned citrus they buy. they
must ask for them 1t their gro
cery stores"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10
Pack Your lardsr
with Delicious
Berry Preserves

~ lms 0AYNO1 MADDOX
NBA Service STAN writer
What's the difference between
blueberries and huekleberries?
The seeds give the !. answer.
Cut . huckleberry through the
center and you'll zee 10 large
seeds In q ring. Each of these
looks like q tiny peach pit and
has Q bony shell. A BURBERRY.
on the other hand. has many
seeds, but they are % tiny and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10
Vegetable Variety

For new variety in the vege-
tables you serve this spring, try
this recipe for Mexican Onions in
which tomato ketchup adds SAVIOR
and spice to the cream sauce.
Mexican Onions
Slice
3 medium Bermuda onions.
Cook in large amount Of boil
ing sailed water until tender.
Drain in collander, then run
hot water through them.
To make sauce, melt IN par
I tablespoons butter.
Add, blendixo cell
2 tablespoons -four.
Cook until bnbblis0, then odd
IN cups milk.
Cook, stirring constantly, until
thickened.
Add
u cup tomato kstehup
y teaspoon salt
Dash pepper.
Add onions 10 sauce and cook
until heated through. Serve hot
- creamed vsgetable. Serves 8. :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10

ample variety with which 10 start
your child on his first adventures in
good eating. Strained cereal 10 often
the first one recommended for the
child. Strained peas, strained mixed
greens, strained beef and liver soup
and strained apricots and apple
sauce are also among the earliest
additions to the baby's diet because
Of their iron content and richness
in important vitamins.
Strained carrots, spinach, tomato
soup, vegetable soup with cereal
and yeast concentrats), green
beans, prunes, beets, pears and
pineapple and strained asparagus
complete the list Of prepared
strained foods which help teach the
baby good eating habits and pro-
mote his nutritional well-being. The
strained cereal comes in . 10-oz.
tin. while the strained prunes are
in q 6-ox. tin and the remaining IL
varieties are packed in 4h.o5. tins.
TO be sure the child develops no
prejudices against new foods. he
should be started on his strained
foods gradually. A small quantity
such % . teaspoon may be diluted
with water or milk for his first
strained foods feeding. The guam
titles should be increased . little
at . time and the proportion Of lie
quid reduced and finally dispensed
with. Soon the child Is taking q
full 4h-oz. tin at 10 to IL months
Of age.
Many questions are asked "a to
whether it is safe to keep the foods
that are left over in the opened
tins. The answer il that the can
ned strained foods may remain
safely in the enameled tin, II prop
erly chilled, for serving the second
day. Just cover the tin with clean
waved paper or . sterilized rubber
bottle cap. When kept we'll pro-
tected from any contamination in
q refrigerator which has q constant
temperature below As degrees,
these foods may be held safely for
- long Is six days.
The good effects Of the strained
foods on the child's eating habits
are, Of course, not noticeable until
he starts eating with the family
and Is given adult food. Then it
is that you discover that Junior
already likes carrots, spinach and
other Of the good foods he needs
for healthy growth, and he needs
no urging to carry on with the
eating habits you instilled in him
when he was less than . year old.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10

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eett that he berry seems Pred
tically 0oodless.
Blueberries. like Ill othe|
fresh raspberries and blackbsg'
ries, add small amounts Of ~
sral Of The vitamins 70 the meal
1ADp08R2Y AND
PINEAPPLE SUP2EME
(eerves & q ~
One package raspberry-na
vored gelatin, I pint hot wats1
cup raspberries, 3 or 4 slice
Of pineapple, cut In halves.
Dissolve gelatin In hot water
Turn into mold. Chill unit
firm. Unmold. Arrange pine
apple halves around mold. Gar
nish with raspberries and whip
ped cream. II desired.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10
New Spring Salads

You can always depend on a
salad to give . menu . lift That
il what these combinations Of color,
crispness and piquancy were meant
for. Here are some new ones just
out. The Fresh Spinach Salad with
Relish French Dressing IL gay Is
can be with its dark green leaves
touched up by bits Of white celery
and the highlights Of the shiny
oil dressing containing India relish.
The other gives you . new slant on
cabbage slaw, with fresh cucum-
Der pickle and mayonnaiss for its
tartness.
Fresh Spinach Salad
Shred
\ pound frssh uneooked spinach
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10

Turning over q new leaf too
often may make you lose your
place completely.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18

Londres, julio 18.-El pri-
mer ministro Churchill estima
que la stiuaci6n en- ell Extre :
me Oriente es muy delicada y
asegdrase lie ha ofrecido a Az
fredo Duff Cooper, ministrO
dc Information, ell puesto de
ministro de Estado con res =
dencia er Singapore.
En- las esferas oficiales pre-
DONNA Ia creencia de que ell
nuevo gabinete japones resol-
vera atacar a Russia, coope-
rando asf con Alemania y de-
jando para mejor oportuni =
dad ell apoderarse de la Indo
China 0 las India5 Orientales
Holandesas,
Noticias alemanas hablan
de la captura, en- IN grupo de
5000 soldados, de IN battalion
de mujeres rusas,
Helsinki habla de nuevos
avances por las tropas finlan-
desas, que dicen ercontrarse
a Glen millas de Leningrado.
En- algunos sectores los ru-
SOS contraatacaron a la bayo-
meta. produciendo al encmigo
grandes bajas.
lei mando nazi asegura, al
mediodia, que sus tropas Sc en-
cuentran a 60 millas mas ALA
de la Inca Stain, avanzando las
divisiones Panther seguidas por
la infanteria.
En- TODD ell continente la letra
" Sc ha convertible en- ell sim
colo de la causa aliada. V signi-
flea victoria Y diariamente Sc
encuentra esta letra en- las pa
redes de los edificios de las prin
cipales ciudadeS ocupadas por
los totalitarios.