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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1955
Page
7
Mrs. Carl Kehret of Highway 16-W keeps 126 angels—ceramic wood and metal—in a birch-paneled wall case labeled as her angel room. The collection includes a naughty choir, many gift pieces, and a new kiss between a sweet-faced angel and devil.
A Salt Lake City report notes the Great Salt Lake supplies brine shrimp used as food for tropical fish. The shrimp are gathered from the lake’s saline waters and shipped worldwide, with table salt produced by evaporating pumped lake water.
A new house feature adds an outside door to a first floor bathroom. This setup aims to reduce mud carried indoors for households that host many neighborhood kids.
A coastal column condemns dogs on public beaches as nuisances. It argues owners should keep pets in private spaces and maintain beach cleanliness and quiet for all visitors.
A clothing sale featuring children and adults garments in all sizes runs Thursday through Saturday at 1207 Padden. The sale highlights wearable options for all ages and sizes.
Change of hat for spring and new makeup. A lighter foundation for warmer weather satin finishes skin, blend sparingly. Light powder, natural pastel shades, and a new lipstick in red or another shade from winter. Wear makeup down the neck to the collarbone for warm season outfits.
Traffic tie up at the Pamunkey river bridge in West Point Virginia caused a stifling delay as heat expanded beams jammed the drawbridge. Workers used torches to shave the beams, enabling traffic to resume after about an hour and fifteen minutes.
University of Michigan psychiatrist Dr Ralph D Rabinovitch argues blaming parents for child trouble is harmful. He notes parents fear seeking help for problem children due to shame and risk of punishment.
Ralph Gallant noted a drop in milk output from seven cows after a short circuit charged water bowls beside each stanchion. The cows became wary of drinking due to the shock. The article also advises boiling dry beans and whole peas before soaking to prevent fermentation and skin hardening. split peas require no soaking.
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