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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1957
Page
3
The June strawberry season shines as 15 percent more acres were planted this year, boosting fresh berries to markets. USDA notes record last year and ample leftovers. Try quick desserts like a biscuit shortcake or strawberry pinwheel sandwiches, plus a parfait pie with gelatin and ice cream.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports that Americans spend about six billion dollars annually on so called maid services in food, with poultry and canned goods replacing home prep. It notes overall food spending rose to roughly 53 billion last year from 15 billion in 1940, driven by higher wages and costs.
Sunday visitors at the Tihvin Garside home included Ted er and Edith Weaver with Indy and Karen Holland, daughters of Merlin A and Tani. Nolan Stockhams joined Don Hartkopf for Sunday supper as Lyte Clemson and his wife stayed with the Hartkopfs. Helping Hand club hosted by Mrs. Andy Hughes drew twenty members with guests and a Hawaii slide show. A humorous tale featured a lady with initials F K and a box of buttons. Dale Christensen returned from surgery at Mercy hospital. Local callers and Sherry Williams were noted. an accident injured Sherry near the Harold Simon farm and led to hospital care.
Advice on recognizing poison ivy and related plants poison sumac and poison oak. Describes leaf shapes colors and oil causing irritation and urges washing with soap and hot water or alcohol after contact. Recommends baking soda solution to ease itching and notes seek medical help if attack is severe.
The text advises recognizing poison ivy as the best precaution. It emphasizes learning to identify the plant to prevent exposure and related skin irritation.
The FBI reports over 1500 U.S. homes burglarized daily in July and August. J B Steiner, business manager of the Town Sheriffs Association, advises homeowners to lock doors and arrange mail and milk deliveries, inform neighbors, and ask police to monitor homes during extended absences.
Residents urged to secure doors and windows and safeguard valuables to deter thieves. Authorities emphasize household awareness and neighborhood cooperation to protect homes and streets.
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