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Cumming Georgia.
Please Pass The Punch!
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That will be the word once your guests have tasted this cooling con- j
coction of fruit juices. You can make it in a jiffy with the wide array ,
of canned Florida juices now available, boasting all the flavor and food j
value of fresh fruit. !
Combining all the clean, tangy flavor of oranges and grapefruit, this
punch has the final flourish of Florida lime slices for its garnish and
zip. The canned juices are so economical to buy, so handy to store in \
your refrigerator, that you’ll find a pitcher or punch bowl full of this
cooler will go a long way towards beating the dog days. The recipe
below will help convince you that there’s no season when you can’t enjoy
your share of Florida sunshine:
Citrus I'unch
2 No. 2 cans Florida grapefruit juice 1 quart gingerale
2 No. 2 cans Florida orange juice Mint sprigs
1 hi cups sugar syrup* Maraschino cherries
CrafWßftee ** Florida lima aii—.
Chill juices; add sugarsjTUp.' Pour into punch bowl over ieK Add
gingerale. Top with mint sprigs and lime slices with half cherry.
YIELD: About 30 hi -cup servings.
•Sugar Syrup
3 cups sugar 3 cups water
Combine the sugar and water in saucepan. Bring to a boil, stirring
constantly, until sugar is dissolved. Cover and boil 5 minutes, without
stirring. Cool. Store in refrigerator for sweetening beverages.
YIELD: 4 Vi cups syrup.
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In the good old summertit..i there’s no better place to snap pictures
1 . lakeside or seaside—especially when a pretty girl is the
subject. For a different kind of snapshot, a low camera angle makes
an unusual picture. A camera like the Kodak Duaflex with its fine
viewfinder makes it easy to take such pictures.
Feeding Hungry Travelers Big Job
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When this housewife visited the Pullman commissary at Chicago, she
learned quickly that it takes a lot of food and beverage to satisfy the
needs of travelers. Mrs. Amilee Thompson pushes a truckload of supplies
consigned to one of 400 buffet, restaurant and lounge cars.
' If you think your family grocery shopping is a chore, consider the
problem of serving food and beverages each year to millions of persons
who are on the move in practically every state of the union. Although
Pullman has long taken this job in stride, few travelers are aware of
the gigantic “supermarket” that functions behind the scenes to provide
for their needs.
Rightfully termed the Pullman commissary, this combination grocery
and department store would please the most discerning housewife. On
its shelves, she would find a wide variety of items, ranging from eggs
and milk to sardines caught off the coast of Portugal, from electric
toasters and coffee urns to fine silverware and china.
Based on experience and the traffic usually borne by each of its cars,
the commissary estimates the supplies that will be required for each
run. Attendants and bus boys utilize every inch of space in the compact
kitchens or snack bars for the storage of food and beverage.
1 >Pullman renders commissary service dails to approximately 12,000
men, women and children. A letter from Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower,
commending the food service and courteous attention accorded her and
her husband in their private car during the political campaign last fall,
is typical of many received by the company. It might be pointed out,
however, that Pullman goes the modern supermarket one better in that
it even places the food on the plates of its customers.
People, Spots In The News
DREAM LOCO—Junior Casey Joneses swarm
over outmoded C&O Railway locomotive
after its presentation by the Buffalo
(N.Y.) Community Committee of -
the Eastern Railroads to city as.
memento of a bygone age. v cc,
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AID STUFF is in evidence in Mel
bourne, Australia, as Heather Mc-
Bride enjoys a show of affection
from a trio of week-old lambkins.
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WONDER TAR—Super-automobile of the future, called the
XP 21 Firebird turbo-jet, attracts crowds of admirers at Grand
Palais motor show in Paris, where it was star exhibit.
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SEA FAlß—Pity the poor fish
when comely Kathy Darlyn
Smith of St. Petersburg, Fla.
sets sail after ’em? Who’d ever
mind getting hooked by her?
The nation finally has a unified aid defense
command which we see as a major step forward
in view of world conditions.
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throughout the new film, “Happy Holidays at the Ida Cason
Gardens.”
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ANOTHER MEMBER FOR THE
“100—POINT” CLUB
Here’s another member for Gainesville Mill.ng
Company’s famous “100—POINT CLUB”
growers who produce broilers with 100 or more
points feed conversion under weight. This flock
of 1700 were white Cornish Cross.
Grower: James Gilstrap, Rt. 6, Gainesville, Ga..
Dealer: Cleveland & Snelson, Gainesville, Ga.
Number started 17 ®®
Number sold I®®*
Livability 9®-® Percent
\g e 11 weeks
Date sold October 23, 1934
Weight at farm 3.64
Feed conversion Z. 50
Feed conversion under weight 1-06
Pounds meat per 100 lbs. feed 38.7
All This on Quality Feed Selling
at 35c to 75c less per bag
Gainesville
Milling Co.
Dial LEnox 4-5231
GAINESVILLE, GA.
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Twist a Dial,
Push a Button,
Flick a Switch!
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Georgia families know the joy and comfort
of electrical living. Our average residential
customer uses twice as much electricity as
the average of 10 years ago.
No wonder. It’s so easy to do things with
wired help. Flick a switch, and you flood
the house with light. Twist a dial, and the
family clothes are washed and rinsed. Touch
a button, and you’re ready to whisk the rugs
clean.
Electricity heats your water, cooks and
refrigerates your food, performs dozens of
other chores. It brings the world’s best enter
tainment into your living room.
All for pennies a day! What else in your
family budget gives you so much for so
little cost?
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Thursday, November 4th, 1954.
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