B—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, April 25, 1959
For the
Farm Wife and Family
The Baby and His Diet
by Mrs. Hichad C. Spence
Feeding your baby a nutritious as well as a well-bal
anced diet is as easy as removing- a lid from a jar or can
in tins modern age Almost eveiything that is included in
a baby’s diet can be found on your grocer’s shelf, conveni
ently packed, all ready to heat and serve. One of the lead
ing baby food manufacturers is now offering baby food" in
a glass jar wilh a screw-on top.
“Pro - planned, pre - pack
aged nutrition” is another
service which baby food manu
facturers can now offer you.
Today a mother has at her
fingertips baby foods that are
more complete nutritionally
♦than any have been before.
These foods—like the High
Meat Dinners, the Vitamin C
enriched fruit juices and Pre
Cooked-High Protein Cereal
—are designed to simplify
mother’s task of providing
her infant and toddler with
a well - balanced diet.
They virtually eliminate
the hit-and-miss nutrition
that might result because of
vagaries of c’lmate and geo
graphy - because of baby’s
acceptance of certain flavors
or his allergies to some food
or because of mother’s by
passing or emphasizing par
ticular varities because of
personal taste-preference.
While you certainly do not
want to eliminate variety
from a baby’s diet, if the
child is between four and 12
months of age, you can give
him all he needs nutritional
ly with the following daily
menu pattern.
This is the total meenu for
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Your Eyes
Visit Your Eye Doctor
if you are in doubt.
Doctor's
Prescriptions Filled
Adjustments. Repairs.
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the day, distributed as you
will among his meals
4 tablespoons High Prote
in Cereal
1 jar strained or High Meat
dinner
% can enriched baby fruit
juice
24-32 ounces of milk or
formula
plus an additional jar and
a half of fruit or a jar of
pudding for the few calor
ies that are missing from
the above menu.
No one, of course, advoca
tes serving baby the same diet
every day (there are too ma
ny nutritious and delicious
foods he’d miss); but it’s a
big comfort to know how ba
by food processors have sim
plified infant feeding and in
sured today’s child against
under-nutrition
Income Tax-Deductible
A Retirement Plan for
The Self-Employed
Business or Professional Man
Recently, the House of Representatives qf the United
States passed by a substantial majority the_ Simpson-
Keogn Rill to permit you, if you are a self-employed
man or woman, to set aside funds with ah income-tax
deduction in' order to provide retirement income for
your future.
This Bill is now before the United States Senate.
When it is passed, whether at this session or at some
future time, it will mark the dawn of a new era for
all business and professional people who work for
themselves and who, up to now, have been unable to
enjoy the same type of tax benefit with respect to pen
sion and profit-sharing plans, as people who work for
corporations or other employers.
When this legislation becomes effective. The Fulton
National Bank of Lancaster will be ready with a new
type of retirement trust-account for self-employed per
sons It will permit you to deposit each year such
tax-deductible amounts as you may wish from $lOO to
$2500 a year or more in accordance with the provis
ions of' the law. Your individual account may be in
vested entirely in stocks or in fixed-income securities,
or partly in each in whatever proportions you may
desire The Bank’s charge will be low—perhaps no
rp-i-p than 50 cents a year for each $lOO in your ac
count.
When you retire, your personal trust account will
then be available to provide a retirement income for
you or your family in accordance with the terms of
the Act.
Of course, the Bank will not know exactly what the
detailed provisions of the law will be until it is final
ly passed However, we will be glad to keep in touch
with this important matter as it develops in the
months ahead Just send us your name and mailing
address on the coupon below . . . addressed to out
Trust Department.
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STREET
CITY
Business or Profession
For Convenience and For Confidence
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* MOUNTVILLE * E«T«TEM.U*C * AKHON
‘Feeding can sometimes be
come a problem with the old
er children and we Have to
occasionally camouflage the
familiar foods so that they
will maintain a well-balanced,
diet.
Here are a few suggestio
ns that might make a hit with
the finicky eater in your hou
se.
Breakfast in a glass is a
(new early morning treat,
combining cereal, milk and,
fruH It's. cool, quick and nou
risking. "What could be faster
than to drink your break
fast and still know that you
were getting the essential
food elements?
It takes less than five min
utes to mix and there is just
time enough to toast a slice
of cinnamon bread to serve
with it.
Breakfast-In-A-Glass
% 'cup cooked oatmeal, ch
illed
1 cup" cooked apricots, dr
ained
2 to 4 teaspoons sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
2Vs cups milk
Place all ingredients in a
bowl. Beat with a rotary bea
ter or electric mixer until
smooth (If blender is used,
b’end for 1 minute) Makes 2
servings.
Oatmeal With Cherry
Preserves
2 cups oatmeal (quick or
old-fashioned)
4 cups water
1 teaspoon salt
Cherry preserves
Stir oatmeal into briskly
boiling salted water.- Cook
one minute for quick oats
(five minutes or longer for old
* * ♦
fashioned oats.) Stir occas-servlngc.
ionally.
Cover pan; remove from A delicious nutM
heat and let stand a few min- nk for children -
utes. Top each serving with Cranberry Banan a
a spoonful of cheiry preser- 1 banana
ves. Makes four to six ser- 1 cup cold crania
vings. 2 tablespoons v«
♦ * *
Custards are an easy way Peel banana sin
to get milk into the child bowl and beat with
who will not drink his quota egg beater, electric t
every day. Especially easy 'iquefier blender unti
are the rennet-custrads. Try and creamy. Add
this one with a tasty cran- ju’ce and ice ere;
berry flavor added. <• well. Serve immecii;
Cranberry Rennet-Custard Makes one large
Vi cup cranberry sauce medium-sized diink s
2 cups milk (not canned)
1 package Raspberry ren- With the wide
net powder read-to-eat cereals
Chopped nuts (optional) today, there should
- Divide cranberry sauce am P r °hlem in getting •
ong four or five individual er child to get his
dessert dishes. Warm milk signment of food
slowly, stirring constantly. cereal ® are co
Test a drop on inside of wri- These ready-to-eat
st frequently. f Wlt^
of shacks and goodn
Wh*-n comfortably v/erm, ma< j e Wl th them ti
(not hot) remove at onec Jr- these Pink Part «
° m J u' , rBnn !-, 7 instance. 6 cups
and stir briskly until dissol
ved-- net over one minute. Pink Party
Pour at once, while still li- 1 cup chopped |
quid into dessert dishes ov- V% pound fresh
er cranberry sauce. lows (about 32)
Let stand at room temper- V* cup butter or.
ature until 1 set about 10 One % ounce pacta
minutes Chill. Top with chop ry or strawbeiry
pod nuts. "Makes four tc fey® nk powder
Can You Afford The
Disadvantages of Han
Hard water is ram water
which has in its travels
through the air and over the
land absorbed calcium,
magnesium, iron and many
other substances. Hard water
has no advantages It simp
ly makes life harder all
around Harder to wash
dishes and launder clothes,
to bathe, shave, shampoo,
cook and clean. If you’ve
lived with hard water all
your life the difference soft
water makes will surprise
you.
Soft water, is better every
where. In the bathroom soft
water flushes pores, soothes
skin, leaves no ring or scum.
No where is the influence
of soft water upon the fami
ly health stronger ' than in
the kitchen. For it is here
that water affects us intern
ally—water for cooking and
for washing dishes contain
ing the food we eat. Soft
water is wonderful for wash
ing foods
lie finest in the field, the
Heavy Doty Garden Tiller does every,
job from seed bed preparation K
cultivation and clean-up. Does a
ground working job in a single op l
... faster, easier than ever before 1 H
In to make light work of two hard (o
... edging along walks and drives, 0 81
* to save fertilizer and Water.
oee the Heavy Duty Carden Tiller and other fc
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♦ * ,
cream
It is much mote
m removing the
insect sprays He'
out the rich full
natural color of
tables
Soft water vtasli!
brighter, saves soai
fabrics last longei
For a fraction
present washing i
water is kind to yt
xng Remembei
would cost yon to
walls, or tear up
remove clogged pi
There are many
advantages to
water, including
cash savings of up
a year for the av
iy
•For the answer
water problems j
tact Cliff Lehman
Co., 15 West Cl
Lancaster. Then
charge for this ser
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