The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 December 1964 — Page 7
HEALTH CAPSULES by Michael A. Petti, M.D.
YOU'RE TELLING ME! 1
WHAT MAKE^ A PERSON &E. A HVPOCHONJPRIAC 2
—By WILLIAM HITT— Central Press Writer
although The hypochondriac RARELY APMIT$> IT, Hl^ TOM^ ARE A £IGN THAT HE N£ED$ HELP WITH HI* EMOTIONAL PROBLEM*. TOMORROW: PENICILLIN. Haalth Capsules gives helpful information. k ittanot intended tobeofadiagnostic nature.
A LONDON department store Santa Claus has been released after a group of students "kidnapped” him as a college prank. Maybe the kids just wanted to tell him—in private—what they wanted for Christmas! ; ; ; New Orleans police seek a nimble-fingered thief who stole the wigs right off the heads of six women. Snatched ’em baldheaded, as it were f ! ! ! A Swoffham, England, doctor furnishes his patients with wool and knitting tools to pass the time while they convalesce. That's getting the needle painlessly. i«i On reading a report by the National Live Stock and Meat Board that the average American eats 100 pounds of beef a year, Zadok Dumkopf says the
statistics are incomplete. What Dummy wants to know is—hovr much of that beef goes into hot dog wieners?
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The average American also consumes 6% pounds of pork annually. You gotta admit—that’s truly eatin’ high off the hog!
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At a total of 173 pounds of meot per person per year. Americans eat 15 times as much do the Japanese, the report continues. So—if you plan to open a butcher shop do it here, not in
Tokyo. Iff
Warsaw, we read, has an oak tree, planted in 764 AX>. which is 79 feet tall, 44 feet thick— and still growing! Now, that’s what we call a real healthy
sprout!
Joyed the fellowship of her i even If it were found that a church. j number of Nazi killers still She was preceded in death by wer ® unpunished. her parents, two sisters, Delcia i
Hunter and Flora Trout, and three brothers. Ernest, twins Raymond and Ray. She is sur-
Elliott Todd. 85 years, 10 months and 15 days, died at his home on Route No. 2, Pocahont-
as, Arkansas.
He was a native of Putnam vived by her husband, Walter County, being bom on a farm A. Corns, one son, Loyd Hunter, near Ramp Creek at Fincastle one step-daughter, Lola C. in 1879. a son of the late John Adams of Martinsville, one ! and Nancy Pickle Todd. brother. Leslie Hunter; three His early life was spent in granddaughters. Irma Steele. Putnam County where he Carolyn and Patricia Hunter: : studied telegraphy and worked five great-grandsons, one great1 for the railroad as a telegrapher, granddaughter, two aunts, Alice The young man had a strong and Rose Williams of Cloverurge to travel west. His urge ! da ^ e ’ and many nieces and ! was finally put to rest when ne P hew s - he landed at Fresno. California, Her loving kindness will be u'here he worked as a mule sa dly missed by all who knew
skinner on the famed 30 mule her - ; teams of that era. Later Mr. | Todd shifted his vocation and became a First Mate on one of the many ships sailing from
San Francisco.
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BONN UPI — West German Justice Minister Ewald Bucher
His love for the open country Tuesday claimed an extension and the rugged life drove him of the statute of limitations on to South Dakota and the Cen- Nazi war crimes was illegal tral Plains States. It was while j
he was working on a ranch that j he met his wife, the late Mag-; gie Case Todd who preceded him in death by two years and
five months.
Mr. Todd and his new wife settled on a farm and cattle ranch where they lived until 1920. At that time they moved and settled in Randolph County, Arkansas, near Pocahontas. They raised cotton and live stock for nearly fifteen years until his health caused him to become a selesman. He was a salesman for eleven years. Before retirement, Mr. Todd was engaged in the used car business. A lingering heart ailment caused his death. He is survived by two sons, Oliver G. Todd of Houston. Texas: and Waine Todd of Pocahontas: one daughter, Mary Todd Floyde of Hempstead, Texas: one step-daughter. Beulah Burringer of Citrus Heights, Calif.; one step-son, Orville H. Case of Mt. Vernon, Ind., and one sister, Mrs. Elsie Fredricks of 2356 Pasadena St., Indianapolis. Many other relatives and friends mourn his passing.
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THE DAYS ARE BUSY
FIRST WOMAN BANK EXAMINER of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. in its 31 years, pretty Norma Louise Ballou, 22. of Little Rock, Ark., gets a briefing in Washington from FDIC Chairman Joseph W. Barr (left) and Chief Examiner Edward H. DeHority. Her territory will be the 11th District, which •*nprises Texas, Arizona, Louisiana and New Mexico, with headquarters in Dallas.
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Obituary Mrs. Ethel Marie Corns, daughter of Mary Etta and John Wesley Hunter, was born July 25, 1895 and departed from this life at 3 o'clock a.m. Saturday, November 21, 1964. at the age of 69. She was baptised into the Church of Christ at Cloverdale on November 21, 1908. On March 25, 1951, she united ! with the Cataract Baptist Church which she loved, and en-
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Home
Christmas cards are arriving . _ . „
be here. You still have much to do. Last minute gifts to buy.
the house to decorate. And the hands of the clock seem to race
around. If only the days could be stretched.
Regardless of these extra demands on your schedule, your family must still be fed. Let wonderful Banned convenience foods be your life saver on these busy days. Take a canned ham from the refrigerator, a can of sweet potatoes, sliced pineapple, and condensed cream of celery soup from the pantry shelf and you have the makings for a speed-easy dinner. Ready in 30
minutes, it’s a delirious combination.
While this main dish is baking, toss some greens for a salad. With a dessert of angel cake slices topped with ice cream vour
menu is complete.
30 MINUTE HAM AND POTATO BAKE
3 slices pineapple, cut in half
1 can (1% pounds) ham. cut into 6 serving-size pieces 1 can (1 pound 7 ounces) whole sweet potatoes, drained 1 can (1014 ounces) condensed cream of celery soup
14 teaspoon ginger 12 whole cloves
Drain pineapple, saving 14 cup juice. In shallow baking dish (12x8x2"), place ham. Arrange potatoes around ham. Combise soup, pineapple juice, and ginger; pour over ham and potatoes. Top ham with pineapple stuck with cloves. Bake at 350"F. for 30 minutes. Spoon sauce over potatoes once during baking.
Makes 6 servings.
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One way to make your lunch has toter beam happily is to tuck several of these Prune Spice Snaps into his kit. The Snaps are soft, plump little bars, sweet with sugar frosting on top, and spicy with cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves below. They are studded with walnuts and thick with pieces of prunes which lend their own winey tang and meaty frailness to the bars. All of which makes the Snaps delectable eating indeed. You'll find them good, also, as an informal refreshment to pass with coffee or tea. Or to accompany fruit cup or custard. In fact, when you bake up a batch you’ll be surprised how fast the Snaps disappear, mysteriously and otherwise.
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1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup sugar
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14 teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon cinnamon
14 teaspoon ground cloves \ cup confectioners sugar
3-4 teaspoons water
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