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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1954
Page
7
A vintage style recipe set describes a frosty cool summer drink using lemon juice orange juice sugar and pineapple juice. It guides mixing freezing concentrate with ginger ale and sherbet for a bright citrus punch serves two quarts with ice or punch bowl serving ideas.
Howard University extension notes three rules to boost corn yields. A nitrogen phosphate and potash starter fertilizer helps at planting. Adding organic matter like deep rooted legumes improves soil texture and drainage. A nutrient backlog feeds soil organisms and sustains crop growth.
A diet note shows vegetables can serve as main courses with acorn squash stuffed with mince meat and cream cheese. The recipe serves six and details preparation steps including steaming the squash, browning bread crumbs, and baking until lightly browned.
Frankfurt officials said the Army notes a drop in incidents between soldiers and German civilians after GIs began wearing civilian clothes during co duty hours. A spokesman said civilians help soldiers feel less conspicuous and more relaxed, improving conduct.
Basic tips compare human cooling rules to tractor care. Emphasizes radiator water, air filters, lean carburetor mix, and reduced exertion to prevent heat buildup and inefficiency. Notes dairy states lifting bans on yellow margarine.
A reflective piece draws parallels between ancient Israel and postwar America, arguing sin and forgetting God led to downfall. It notes high church membership alongside rising alcoholism divorce and delinquency, questioning whether faith translates into behavior and condemning materialism over spiritual duty.
Clarence Lilly of Lonoke Arkansas adapts a former Army half track to carry a 500 gallon refueling tank. He and his four sons farm 1700 acres of rice and own an additional 600 acres in Inakes used for hunting and fishing.
Edward L Van Dyke story follows a bored passenger Bill Fancher on a train. A hat mishap leads to moments of humor and destiny as Fancher meets Alice King and becomes Windham Star’s new owner, revealed in a bustling station scene.
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