Comeback Season Shines for Baseball Stars of 1950
Benny Hogan and Citation return from long absences as Billy Southworth and Johnny Mize spark new life for the Braves and Yankees. Frank Frisch rebuilds the Cubs, while owners Yawkey Wrigley and the Pirates spend big yet fail to buy a pennant. Humbert Fugazy touts Robinson as among boxing’s all time greats. legacy names Dempsey Gans Tunney Louis Greb Ketchel and others are referenced.
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Frank McKinney
Humbert Fugazy
Ray Robinson
Charlie Fusari
Damon Ranger
Harry Greb
Stanley Ketchel
Benny Jim Jeffries
Sam Langford
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack Johnson
Mickey Walker
Jack Blackburn
Walcott
Soft Water Ration Raises Milk Output in Cows
At a Plymouth Wisconsin meeting of the Sheboygan County Holstein Breeders, tests show two cows increased milk production up to 50 percent when moved from hard water to a soft water ration. One cow, Sethie Della Forber, rose to 121 pounds daily after switching waters.
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Sheboygan County Holstein Breeders Association
Plymouth
Wis
Sethie Della Forber
E. J. Culligan
Northbrook
Frosty Cold Foods Help Cheer Family During Hot Spell
A nostalgic recipe feature offers nourishing icy beverages and desserts to beat a heatwave. It lists drinks like Orange Cooler and Ginger Lime Rickey, along with desserts including Lime Chiffon Pie and Peach Refrigerator Cake, with detailed ingredients and steps.
Marketing Quotas Not Imposed on Wheat 1951
Secretary Brannan says no 1951 wheat marketing quotas will be proclaimed due to compliance with 1950 acreage allotments by most growers. He notes keeping plantings within 1951 allotments could avoid quotas in the future. Estimated 1950-51 wheat supply is 1,395 million bushels, about 18 percent above normal.
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Charles F. Brannan
Brannan
Ultra High Sound Waves Knock Off Borer Moth
Scientists at Beltsville Maryland's research center report that ultrasonic waves inaudible to humans disrupt the corn borer moth. The waves also affect mosquitoes and can destroy some milk bacteria. Researchers are testing their effect on hybrid seed corn germination.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture Research Center
Beltsville
Flavor ideas and quick biscuit tips in casual advice column
A casual reader column offers options for limeade served with lime wedges and ice or ginger ale with limeade for a twist. It also shares a tip from Lynn about flavor catching ways with foods and a quick drop biscuit dough folded with 2 teaspoons sugar for a sweet quick treat.
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Lynn
Iced Tea Stirrers with Pineapple and Cherry Garnish
Create fun iced tea stirrers using canned or fresh pineapple spears. Skewer a maraschino cherry on top of each with a toothpick for a bright decorative touch.
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Pretoo
Classified Farm Offers in Arkansas and Missouri
Classified notices advertise an 8 percent acre chicken farm with house, appliances, barn and smoke houses in Sublaco Arkansas listed by Billy R. 1 for 1850. A fully modern farm with 8 rooms 160 acres on a main highway is offered for 10000 cash by James P. Reach in Camdenton Missouri.
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Billy R
Sublaco
Arkansas
Modie
Hearcome
James P. Reach
Camdenton
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