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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1955
Page
3
Two home style sherbet recipes for orange and buttermilk flavors. Instructions cover gelatin soaking and freezing steps, with serving ideas and tips to fix firmness. Recipes use orange juice, gelatin, sugar, lemon flavors, cream, buttermilk, pineapple and vanilla for dessert.
Fashion section notes petticoats dominate wardrobes with multiple layers and color or fringe treatments. From ancient origins to modern nylon and dacron blends, trends emphasize fullness and wrinkle free fabrics.
New York. A major Twentieth Century Fund study argues America now has the strongest most productive economic system in human history. It forecasts a 1960 national output of 414 billion dollars and an average family income above six thousand dollars per year with rising growth prospects.
A New York toy claims to be the first practical mechanical bird or ornithopter. The model resembles a small plane without a propeller and uses rubber bands and a simple drive to flap wings for aerial motion.
The Smithsonian received over 1000 Liberian fish specimens gathered over two years by George C Miller of the Fish and Wildlife Service. The collection, mostly salt and brackish water, highlights differences between eastern and western Atlantic sea life, showing oceans are not melting pots.
A 75-year-old former justice of the peace living on a $55 monthly pension robbed a Rayne bank of $9,800. He was quickly caught by the sheriff, lifelong friend Frail Albert Johnson was tackled by a customer as he exited the bank with a German P 38 pistol. Other customers removed his mask. The sheriff expressed disbelief at the crime.
Berlin report notes Die Junge Welt urged East German girls to persuade their male partners to join the army stressing mandatory service and the need for soldiers within the Communist Free German Youth movement.
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