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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
7
Henry Paulsen and his four sons from a Wiota area farm showcase the correct hand milking method. The boys Kevin Roger Darry and Ronnie practice under the guidance, then begin milking on their own.
Henry Paulsen farm east of Wiota maintains a 20 cow hand milking routine. Paulsen notes faster by hand in one hour for morning and evening milking, producing about 40 gallons daily with family help from four sons and Connie. He plans no current move to machines.
The report notes many farmers still milk at least one cow to meet personal needs. Some neighbors participate in a milk route from town, indicating local sharing and distribution beyond individual farms.
Barbecue specialists share guidance on broiling meat over wood charcoal briquets in any season. Key advice includes using thick cuts, bringing meat to room temperature, trimming fat, and gashing edges to prevent curling. Use tongs, raise rack for long cooking, lower for steaks, and aim for juicy crusts with proper heat.
The April Farm Monthly recounts Mrs. Leona Johnson of Atlantic with a 150 year old button collection. A letter from Mrs. Daisy Cannon of Brayton recalls charm strings. She notes girls wore charm strings of collected buttons in pockets, a bygone social ritual, and mentions pennies and Indian head cent tokens as keepsakes.
A rumor claims Russia developed a poison glue for trading stamps capable of wiping out the United States without firing a shot. No verified sources or official statements confirm the weapon or its existence.
A new teacher leads field trips for her students to an art gallery. Children observe artists at work and learn how a single brush stroke can transform a scene.
A playful exchange features a child noting a smile can become a frown, followed by a character remark about a mother who can perform the same trick without hesitation, highlighting a light moment in domestic dialogue.
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