Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 17, 1933, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1TEDF0RD MAHi TRIBUNE. M"EDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1933. PAGE SEVEN 'Keep Going With Pep' Kellogg Slogan TAX COLLECTIONS 0VERLAST YEAR Income Payments Exceed Same Day in 1932 by Oyer Million Total to Date Also Far in Excess Hill IKTADV RAFT.... By Eatelia Oorgan, Director oi Home Service. California Oregon Power Co.' WASHINGTON, Mar. 17. In come tax collection for March 15 exceeded the amount collected on Much 15 a year ago by approximately! 1,011.000. j In making public theae figure to day, the treasury aatd also that col-: lection for this month thus far were approximately $3,000,000 more than tor the same number of day la3t March. The tax paid before the Internal revenue bureau announced an ex tension for filing return to March 31 amounted to $13,659,002 aa com pared with 12,648.7o5 a year ago. For thla month income tax has amounted to $34,082,240 as compared ' with $32,052,618 for the same period a year ago. Since last July 1. the tax for the fiscal year hns amounted to $417,414,269 as compared with $690 173,961 the previous year. Higher Rates Cause, The Increase in tax Is due to higher Income tax rates and lower exemptions. The treasury statement for March 10, which showed the collections also showed that Secretary Wood In had accepted $898,789,503 of the sub scrlptlons for five and nine-month certificates which bore 4 and 4& per cent interest. This amount coming Into the treasury with the Income tax, mis cellaneous Internal revenue, customs receipts and miscellaneous receipts, made the total for that date $916. 469,053. The outgo was $638,077,691 with 1613,643,338 of lhat due to pay ing the maturing certificates of in debtedness du eon Maroh IB. On that day the treasury had a deficit of $1,416,691,879 as compared with $1,876,463,843 for the same peri od of the previous year. Holiday Handicaps Guess. Since July 1 it had collected from all sources $1,321,993,186 and had spent $2,738,654,065. While the Income tax payments constituted the first Indication of what the new ratea would do toward Increasing revenue, the 16-day de lay in filing returns, granted because of the bank situation, will prevent officials estimating accurately what the higher rates will return until after all the payments have been re ceived. (Miscellaneous Internal revenue re oelpta, swelled by tht passage of the billion-dollar tax bill last summer, had reached a total of $552,5446,264 since last July 1 as compared with $363,720,253 from the same sources In the similar period of a year ago. Estella Dorgan PRESENTING EXHIBIT A "Be welll Look well BE YOUR OWN BEST EXHIBIT." So runs the advice of one food expert. Not a bad Idea, la It? Just a modern way of what you preach' p irhaps. However that may be, we all recognize the fact that we can Influence our ap pearance and well being decidedly by regulating our diet. O f course, the term "regula tion" la under sus picion these days. and rightly. Over regulation Is as bad. almost, as no regulation. Fads In diet have brought this fault, over regulation In food consumption, un til we find many people, especially women, doing real harm to their ohvslcal well being (and dispositions) by foolish plans to become slender by way of eliminating a large group of foods without making up for the losa In bulk. There la also the 11 lustlon that some foods are bulk when, In fact, the roughage nature provided has been removed. Exam ples are fine breads and mashed po tatoes. The next time you are feel ing below par, look Into the food you are eating and. chances are, you will find your meals are actually so refined that your digestive system la left without the necessary stimulat ing roughage to carry on Its work. The natural way to remedy this condition la to Include In your menus foods rich In cellulose ( the solid part of plant), leafy vegetables fruits with their skins, and cereals from which the bran has not been removed. Recently there has come on the market bran so processed aa to be escpecially palatable and con venient to use. This Is a real boon sinoe It lends Itself to filling out so many deficient food. Although rich In Iron and vitamin B, along with other good qualities, It Is low In calories and therefore just the article for persons Interested In a little re duclng. After the essentials, this product is an Ideal fliier-in to iur- nlsh roughage In a delightful man ner. There are a dozen ways you'd enjoy using It, among which I might list as follows: Cereal with cream. Cereal, soaked In fruit Juice. Muffins and other hot breads. In soup, sprinkled over salads, fruits or other desserts, replacing nuts. Mixed with, or in place of, bread crumbs. RECIPES A All Bran Ginger Cake yA cup shortening. 4 cup sugar. 1 egg. 1 cup all bran. li2 cup flour. 1 teaspoon soda. l& teaspoon salt. 1 teaspoon ginger. a teaspoon cinnamon. cup sour milk. ' cup molasses. There's Real PEP in I 111 M A Pure Pasteurized MILK Nutritious GOLD SEAL Milk builds strong bodies, stimulates keen minds Just give the youngs ters a sparkling glass of GOLD PEAL MILK . . . Watch how it s enjoyed! There's no safer, better milk available. PHONE 51 ' 1 Cream shortening and sugar, add the egg and beat Well. All the All Bran. Mix and sift together the re maining dry ingredients and add them to the first mixture, alternat ing with the sour milk and molasses. Pour Into greased pans and bake In a moderate oven (350 degrees) 49 minutes. Vegetable Meat Casserole 3 medium potatoes. 1 pound ground roast beef. 1 large onion, chopped. 1 small green pepper, chopped. 1 can tomato soup. $4 cup water. oup All Bran, 14 pound grated cheese. Salt and pepper. Place layer of sliced raw potatoes on bottom of greased casserole; then a layer of meat mixed with chopped onion and green pepper and season ed. Alternate until all Is used then add the tomato soup diluted with the water. Sprinkle the bran on top and then the grated-cheese and bAke for one hour at 350 degrees. Remove cover the last 15 minutes. Bran Waffles 1 cups flour. 4 teaspoons baking powder. 1 teaspoon salt. 3 tablespoons sugar. 3 egg. 1 cup sweet milk. cup melted shortening. cup all bran. Pour milk over bran. Sift first four Ingredient together. Beat eggs and combine with soaked bran. Com bine all and bake In hot Iron. (This may be kept in the refrigerator nice ly). Scotch Bran Cookies 3 cups All bran. ' 3 cups flour. 1 cup brown sugar. 1 cup lard. 3 teaspoons baking powder. 1 teaspoon salt. 1 teaspoon soda. 3 teaspoons vanilla. teaspoon lemon. 6 tablespoon cold water. Mix dry ingredient then work lard In the mixture well with the fingers. Add the flavoring to water and add last. Roll rather thin and make at 350 degrees for 15 minutes. Favorite Bran Muffins 3 tablespoons shortening. !4 cup sugar. 1 egg, well beaten. , 1 cup sour milk. teaspoon soda. 1 cup All Bran. 1 cup flour. 3 teaspoons baking powder. Vi teaspoon salt. Cream the shortening and sugar then add the egg. Add soda to sour milk and add to first mixture with the bran. Let soak while sifting flour, soda and aalt. Add to first mixture, stirring only enough to get flour combination In. (Too much mixing will ruin muffins). Pill greased muffin tins two-thirds full and bake at 400 degrees for 20-35 minute, according to else. Dry Leader Will Make Address In Phoenix Sunday Harold Singer, one of the noted speakers of the Allied Forces and director of the national organisation of Allied Vouth. will visit thl city on Sunday, March 19, to speak at a mass meeting to be conducted under the auspices of the Allied Forces. The meeting here Is part of the continuing program of Vie Allied Forces for furthering the fight against the liquor traffic through temperance education. All local cit izens. Including men. women and young people, are invited to attend, and It Is hoped that there will be a number of delegations from nearby towns. The meeting will be held at 7:30 p. m. at the Presbyterian church, BIRTHS The first baby to appear on the Irish holiday was reported this morn ing by the Purucker maternity home, where a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nee of Jacksonville. He weighed 0 pounds. IS PORTLAND, Mar. 17. (flV-Reaf firming a policy announced several weeks ago, th estate highway com mission definitely stated in Its regu lar meeting here thl week that there will be no new highway construction or major reconstruction with star funds m Oregon during th next two year One of the reason Is that the leg islature has given the commission no choice but to go on a strictly main tenance basis. Another la that the stave has no funds with which to match federal aid for new construc tion, or relief work. Naverthelea. several project al ready undertaken are being carried on. About $200,000 of federal money remain for the work of widening the East Side Pacific Highway between Salem and Portland. Two emergency project, the reconstruction of the Rice Hill section of the Pacific high way In Douglas county, and the grad ing and paving of approaches to the Santlam river bridge on the Pacific highway at Jefferson will be com pleted The Rice Hill work was let to fi. N. Newail of Portland for $30,350, and Lindstrom Felgenson of Port land entered the low bid of $14,355 for the Jefferson bridge work. Oregon Weather. Fair east portion and cloudy west portion tonight; Saturday probably unsettled with rains In west portion; somewhat colder extreme east por tion tonight; moderate changeable winds offshore, becoming southerly and Increasing Saturday. f fit!- v - - t WMMMaiWMWBWMIlflllillW' ' ' ''A'.' I I HilMt I ft- ."s - " i J ft4 5 f 1 - X ' P i&-W I PEP BRAN FLAKES WITH OTHER tVkRTSOf WHEAT . . and enjoy the better flavor of Kellogg's PEP Bran Flakes Youngsters who romp. Grown-ups who keep active. Energetic people of all age agree on the goodness of Kellogg's PEP Bran Flakes. The tcnte pleases them. The famous flavor of Pep. Crisp. Crunchj. Dellelons with milk or cream. Fruit or honejr adds tasty variety. Toasted wheat Is as wholesome as it is good. Chock-full of nourishment. Proteins. Vitamin B. Iron. Plut enough bran to be mildly laxative. Local gi ocers are featuring these better bran flake. Buy them and try them. Enjoy PEP often. Breakfast. Lunch. Supper. Always fresh and good. 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