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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1956
Page
6
Woman's World urges readers to mix up breakfast routines to keep appetites up. Features citrus and berry toppings, fruit juices, and fruit pairings. Includes Bran Muffins recipe with step by step mixing and baking instructions for 12 muffins.
The article outlines planning a stork shower for a new baby in the neighborhood. It suggests evening or noon times, a box social feel, swap snacks, and decorative centerpieces using cardboard doll carriages or clothes dryers with gifts. Tips include gift planning to avoid duplications and helpers for the mother.
Washington reports a new radar system will measure hurricane winds and guide USAF Weather Service crews. The WB-50 aircraft replaces the WB-29 for weather reconnaissance as wind direction and speed are calculated mid flight. The automatic navigator provides real time aircraft position, aiding the 1956 1957 hurricane season study by AWS and US Weather Bureau.
Washington report shows the American Tree Farm System planting 239,028 acres on industry lands in the past year, part of a record 812,588 acres nationwide. Georgia led with 96,384 planted, Florida 91,112, and industry nurseries produced 46 516,000 seedlings aiding small woodlot owners nationwide with seedlings and technical help.
CHICAGO A Haifa Israel physician Dr Abraham Friedman says the steam kettle outperforms a mechanical humidifier for childhood respiratory disorders. He notes steam adds more moisture to air, aiding clearance of blocked passages in larynx trachea and bronchi. inhaled air at room temperature gains moisture before being exhaled at body temperature, creating a water loss from the respiratory tract.
London reports a five year plan by the British Government to spend 238 million dollars on buildings and equipment for science and technical education. Officials note the Soviet Union is producing more scientists faster, intensifying Western demand for advanced technical training.
Idaho officials recount a peculiar mail inquiry from California asking for elk deer and deer hunting information in Idaho. The mis-typed message shows it hit the wrong keys, creating a humorous phrase about bear hunting.
Governor Knight touts California as the nation’s leading state in multiple measures. He cites Mount Whitney as the highest point and Death Valley as the lowest nearby. The state leads in farm income exceeding 2.25 billion dollars and in urban size with eight cities over 160,000 and eleven between 50,600 and 100,000 residents.
National Institutes of Health researchers Dr Thomas N. P Johns and Bryan J. Olson report that rats and other small animals survived standardized heart injury from tied coronary arteries. The study notes a notable resilience to stress, with implications for understanding cardiac reserve under damage and stress conditions.
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