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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1951
Page
6
The national farm scrap drive from October 15 to November 15 was deemed a success by the steel industry. Farmers are urged to continue collecting and selling scrap iron and steel from old machinery and tools to aid mills in meeting 1951 goals.
G A Branaman of Michigan State College details fed cattle economics. He notes grain feeding speeds fattening but may not be cheapest or most profitable. Corn silage with protein could replace grain for plain steers given longer feeding, with yearlings 4 to 7 months depending on grade. Calves need longer, two-year-olds shorter. Wintering on roughage then summer pasture without grain yields cheap gains.
A simple movable loading platform built on skids suited for farmers with basic tools. Detachable railing aids loading farm machinery. Uprights use 4x4 lumber and platform uses 2 inch planks for sturdy support.
Graydon Blank of Michigan State College says removing heavy wool around lambs eyes helps them see better and find feed faster. After shearing, lambs eat more efficiently and gain weight more quickly according to extension animal husbandry specialists.
WNN features Princeton quarterback Dick Kazmaier as the era’s standout back. The writer argues Kazmaier rivals Grange and Thorpe in talent and pass efficiency, noting his 15 of 17 passes for nearly 230 yards and 120 rushing yards against Cornell.
Home baked rolls and coffee cakes entice readers to try yeast doughs with practical recipes for Almond Yeast Buns Raisin Orange Rolls and Fruit Nut Bread. The article offers step by step instructions, mixing methods and baking times to inspire novice and experienced cooks alike.
Lynn Chambers outlines milk scalding to avoid enzyme interference with yeast in breads and coffee cake. Refrigerate dough in a deep bowl covered with waxed paper and a damp cloth, and don’t store milk doughs more than three days. A complete recipe section follows for nut breads, Pennsylvania Dutch coffee cake, and rolls with detailed mixing, rising, baking, and icing steps.
A 1951 WIN Features digest lesson recalls the Israelite report on Canaan. Ten fear-filled leaders claim they are grasshoppers before enemies, while two confident voices urge progress with God. God does not intervene and the generation perishes, illustrating missed opportunity.
Gift ideas target smokers on your list with a Camel carton for cigarette users and a Prince Albert pound tin for pipe or roll-your-own smokers. Both include Christmas boxes with greeting spaces and promise easy, fuss free shopping. Stop in at your dealer today.
Do not beat eggs separately before yeast batter as a final 100 strokes mix it well. Beat dough from the shoulder for easier kneading and less fatigue. For rising dough place it in a closed cupboard beside a bowl of warm water to maintain heat and avoid drafts.
A woman laments thin apartment walls that allow neighbors to hear everything she says. A friend suggests hanging tapestries to fix the issue. The woman rejects the idea, noting it would block hearing what neighbors say, implying a humorous discomfort with shared living spaces.
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