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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1950
Page
2
An article argues that guns remain necessary on farms and ranches to protect crops and livestock. It praises the usefulness of the .22 rifle for pest control and notes shotguns as effective less dangerous than poison. The farm boy as pest exterminator is highlighted.
Dairy experts forecast moderate price increases in 1951 as demand strengthens due to higher defense spending. Milk production is expected near 120.5 to 121 billion pounds, with rising employment wages and disposable income boosting marketings and farm income despite large stocks.
Rosemary Peplinski and Olive Newton of UC medical school study three winged chickens used in skin graft research. The third wing transplanted before birth remains attached to the chick's breast. UCLA researchers seek why prenatal transplantation succeeds while postnatal does not, hoping to advance surgery.
Luncheon and dinner pancakes feature corn kernels ham Vienna sausages and Canadian bacon with fruit and syrup. The guide presents sour milk griddlecakes raised griddlecakes corn pancakes pancake roll ups and related recipes with ingredients and step by step instructions. Lynn Chambers menu notes hot tomato juice broiled Canadian bacon green salad strawberry ice cream sugar cookies and beverage.
A feature on Rex Layne, a Utah born heavyweight prospect, drawing comparison to Jack Dempsey. The piece quotes veteran viewpoint on Layne's punching power and readiness, stressing he should be developed with hard work and conditioning rather than rushed to stardom. It also contrasts Layne with past champs like Dempsey and Willard, noting current champion Ezzard Charles.
A satirical roundup discusses the fear and social stigma around visible means of support in New York. It cites gamblers like Shadda Haddim and notes how wealth or employment status affects access to elite circles, with mentions of race tracks, politics, and prominent figures. It also weaves in broader political and cultural jabs about postwar society and media debates.
The U S department of agriculture reports a record lay rate and the largest October egg production ever. Farm flocks laid 4 014 000 000 eggs in October, up 6 percent from October last year and 37 percent above the 1939 48 average, with favorable weather driving record outputs nationwide except the south central region.
Serve pancakes with warm syrup and optional bitterness to stay hot. A cottage cheese filling wrapped in thin pancakes kept warm in the oven makes a main course extension for pot roast. Marmalade jam jelly or cinnamon sugar appeals to some with hot cakes.
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