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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
9
ILEEN O'FARRELL, a renowned dramatic soprano, is announced for a special Carnegie Hall broadcast of The Telephone Hour on St Patrick's Day. The piece recalls her 1950 Carnegie Hall recital and notes her media-friendly, home-life-focused persona.
Woman's World explains how to repurpose old furniture into stylish fixtures with minimal cost. A vanity transformed into a hall table demonstrates clever use of drawers, mirrors, and a glass top. Antiques become shelves, chests store silverware, spices become shelves, and salt boxes balance walls for practical, decorative results.
Readable guidance on transforming large old pieces into practical items. Ideas include cutting vanities into bedside chests, using table tops for magazines or plants, placing foot chests at bedposts, adding legs to foot lockers, and padding chests to seat. Emphasizes matching decor, washable slipcovers, vacuuming before washing, and careful laundering tips for fabric furniture.
Midwest farmers adopt multiflora rose as a windbreak and wildlife shelter. The fast growing plant reduces wind erosion, protects young crops, and provides cover for songbirds and small animals, aiding insect control without shading crops. It can be planted in rows or on contour to suit conservation plans.
Economists call the past five years the golden age of American farming noting rising prices larger per unit production and widespread adoption of research based practices. Authorities say prosperity has varied by family but overall rural America gained opportunity dignity and higher living standards.
A national manufacturer introduced canned spray paint intended for farm touch-up work. The product, sold in original factory finish, promises to eliminate brush, turpentine, rags, and mixing. It would simplify maintenance across many regions.
Economists forecast at least a 0.5 percent rise in farm real estate prices in 1968, driven by land viewed as a safe investment. They warn farming land can be a poor investment without proper operation, planning, and knowhow as prior price gains reflect inflation and speculation.
Mrs J R Glass of Hutchinson Kansas wins the cooking sweepstakes at the Kansas State Fair. Her history includes five years of contest success with several firsts and a prized sweepstakes award. She credits Fleischmanns Active Dry Yeast for busy mothers and Lent baking, praising its fast rising and reliability.
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