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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1946
Page
3
A home furnishings expert notes that window shades are highly visible and benefit from regular cleaning. For nonwashable shades, use a soft brush and wallpaper cleaner or a chemically treated sponge, clean both sides while laid flat, and let dry. Washable shades require dusting, washing with soap jelly, and thorough rinsing before drying and rolling. Soap jelly is made by dissolving mild soap flakes in hot water and beating into a jelly.
Dr. David Cayer of Wake Forest College writes in the Journal of the American Medical Association that recognizing early vitamin deficiency is hard when no physical signs appear. Symptoms like fatigue and insomnia resemble neurasthenia, but proper daily food choices can avoid primary deficiency states despite low economic status or reduced intake.
Historic notes on the Ulster County Gazette from the Hudson River region and its famed January 4, 1800 issue detailing George Washington's burial. Over 60 reprint varieties circulated from 1848 to the 1870s, including facsimile and modern type editions sold as souvenirs. some faked aged copies were sold at fairs.
Poisons must be mixed with common food baits such as corn meal oats flour hominy hamburger bacon suet lard sardines salmon fish apples melons corn tomatoes and potatoes. Mix thoroughly and dust cut produce lightly. Place a teaspoonful in early evening where rats feed and in fall to curb winter breeding.
The record notes 1948 teacher salaries averaging 1950 dollars nationwide, including principals and supervisors, with about 250 dollars federal tax. It compares wartime tax effects and 1939 value equivalence, and cites federal minimum and average salaries for professional federal employees in 1945-48.
Vincent J. Schaefer of General Electric Research Laboratory announces first man made snow in a lab cold chamber. He says method could seed real clouds outdoors to trigger snow, noting natural clouds contain supercooled water droplets and that dry ice seeds lead to rapid crystal growth.
A Cornell study tested 2000 biscuits baked with various liquids baking powders and soda amounts to measure thiamine. Fresh whale milk biscuits showed slightly higher thiamine than those using water or milk blends. Higher baking powder by 50 percent increased thiamine loss. tartrate and phosphate powders reduced thiamine more than double-action blends. eating quality remained similar.
The text argues that smart food buying includes planning healthful meals and skilled cooking to reduce waste. It notes using leftovers effectively, buying appropriate quantities, and tempting preparation of less popular foods to cut costs, while encouraging exploration of new dishes despite prejudices.
Prepare four cups of chopped tart apples with one cup of light syrup and simmer until tender and thickened. Flavor with mint and tint with green coloring if desired. Refrigerate in jars and top desserts with grated coconut and a touch of red jelly or a cherry for a festive presentation.
Keep potatoes between 40 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit and away from freezing. Store in darkness to prevent green spots. below 40 degrees can turn starch to sugar and sweeten the potato. Cover potatoes with cloth or paper to save waste and protect the edible portions.
Minnie Johnson thanks neighbors and friends for helping harvest corn on Wednesday December 4 and for meals served. She lists many men and several women who assisted with the harvest and serving duties, naming numerous local residents by name.
The Nelson family expresses sincere thanks and appreciation for the kindnesses shown by neighbors and friends during their mother’s illness and after her death. They also acknowledge pantry supplies flowers memorial gifts and support. The note is signed by THE NELSON FAMILY. Take a Short Cut to finding a buyer use the Register-Tribune's Want. Try It!
Readers are urged to use Megister-Tribune Want Ads to locate lost items seek employment and connect with buyers for items for sale. The appeal highlights practical assistance through classified listings and community support.
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