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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1957
Page
8
A simple no bake frozen dessert combines milk gelatin whipped cream and chocolate. It serves as a calcium rich treat with walnuts marshmallows and a chocolate layer then freezes in trays or cups and is unmolded served with extra whipped cream.
More than 20 000 Iowa employers now fall under the Employment Security Law as liability shifts from eight to four or more workers. Since 1956 the covered base grew to 20 853 by June 22 and includes many small firms. Tax rates vary by experience, with most at standard 2.7 percent and others at reduced or zero rates.
The Iowa State Department of Health warns against prolonged sun exposure on Independence Day. It recommends fifteen minutes daily for first timers, longer only if skin has prior sun exposure, and gradual tanning through frequent short exposures to prevent painful burns.
Advice urges gradual tanning and hydration to avoid sunburn. It warns that clouds do not prevent burns and recommends fifteen minutes daily, fluid intake, protective oils, and skin care to enjoy a comfortable summer holiday.
The editorial questions the Presidents federal to state service transfer and mocks the Waterloo maintenance garage land sale. It notes three appraisers set at 22 800 dollars for 7 62 acres and questions the price's necessity, urging scrutiny of public costs.
Col Nickerson faces court martial as Iowa enacts a 60 mph overnight speed limit on open highways beginning July 4. Officials anticipate a brief rise in accidents as drivers adjust, then a drop as acceptance grows.
Tracr residents are getting used to the new telephone dialing service after the changeover was completed recently. The update ends existing dialing patterns and standardizes local calls across the area.
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