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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1951
Page
6
The article highlights nitrogen deficiency in corn, noting short ears with well-filled kernels and yellowing leaf centers. It explains signs from knee-high to maturity, such as pale leaves and skinny stalks, and offers three nitrogen-boosting methods including legumes, manure, and nitrogen fertilizers, while stressing phosphorus and potash.
WNN features a forecast of a Turpin Robinson rematch for September with a potential $500,000 gate, plus Joe Louis chasing another title shot. The piece surveys British boxing fade and the lure of a return to form, weighing past champs and the era's ambitions. It also notes Calumet Farm's 1951 finish and 1952 plans centered on Citation Bewitch and Bull Lea offspring.
Household memoir by Lynn Chambers on canning plans for desserts, relishes, jams, and pickles. Includes recipes for Pear and Peach Jam, Bread and Butter Pickles, Pickled Peaches, and Pear and Plum Jam with step by step instructions and sterilization tips.
The article argues money belongs to God and Christians should prioritize community needs over personal profit. It cites Jesus on talents, Old and New Testament stewardship, and warns against Mammon as a god. It notes production over mere distribution and critiques greed in society and among individuals.
Florida citrus processors convert rind pulp and seeds from waste into a dry cereal like cattle feed. The process dries and grinds the citrus waste, producing a molasses from juice and yielding 100 pound bags of feed that improves cattle health and milk yield.
The Jeep Spraying The Jeep leads in farm spraying for weed and insect control. Its adjustable nozzle is said to reduce drift and protect adjacent fields.
Kansas farmers with insured 1951 wheat acreage will receive over 2 million dollars in total indemnities for losses this crop year. More than 300000 acres of damaged wheat have been released in the state by the federal crop insurance corporation. Release depends on damage extent to insured land.
Lynn suggests a refreshing summer fruit salad to spark appetites. It features cantaloupe topped with vanilla ice cream and sweetened blueberries, plus pineapple, watermelon, bananas, and blackberries. A sweet French dressing completes the dish.
The passage describes iced tea enhanced with lemon and orange slices and mint, deviled eggs boosted by mixing deviled ham into the yolk filling, and pink tinted lemonade using maraschino cherry juice, evoking a circus mood.
The text lists scripture references Matthew 25 1430 Acts 243047 19 23 41 and devotional reading II Corinthians 8 1 9. It presents a structured devotional reading plan with multiple Bible verses cited for contemplation.
Pineapple and spider-web border designs in filet crochet. Oval doily measures 18 by 22 inches in No 50 cotton, round doily 13 inches. Pattern 7160 includes charts and directions.
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