07 Feb 1946
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
1
Open Bible Crusade begins Sunday February 3 at Burrows Presbyterian and Hickory Grove Congregational Christian Church. Morning worship at 9:30 to 11:00, Sunday School 9:30, sermon topics focus on What the Open Bible Teaches About Man and Open The Bible At Exodus 20.
Burrows Congregational Christian Church outlines Sunday School at 10:00 each Sunday with Worship Services on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month at 11:00 AM and 7:30 PM.
Clarence Sink is pastor and Wilbur Richardson is superintendent. Morning service is on the second and fourth Sunday at Lower Deer Creek Church.
Rev Campbell G Long leads Rockfield Presbyterian with Sunday School at 9:30 and Morning Worship at 10:30. A special Thanksgiving service is set for Thursday at 7:30 PM led by Merle Landes.
The Methodist Church lists 10:00 Sunday School starting in September led by Frederick Kuszmanl. Preaching is every other Sunday at 11:00 A M with Rev. Collier as pastor.
Oak Grove Odin C Memering Minister Supt Lloyd Mikesell announces Bible School at 10:00 AM and Morning Worship at 11:00 AM with Communion each Sunday. Message for this Sunday focuses on The Church Member and Evangelism with cited scriptures.
The Friendly Church led by Pastor W. H. LeMasters and Bible School Superintendent Rowena Wallace offers Morning Worship from 10 to 11, Bible School from 11 to 11 40, and Evening Worship at 7 30 with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30. The church states its aim to serve the community.
The text states about 1,000 homes are burned daily and a farm fire occurs every 15 minutes. Over the past decade roughly 35,000 deaths, thousands of critical burn cases, and significant maiming are reported, with about one billion dollars in losses.
U S department of agriculture studies show apples require limited tree density while peaches allow more. experimental orchards include Beltsville Maryland plant industry area with 40 acres apples 87 peaches 10 pears 3 plums 1 cherry and 8 nursery acres plus peach stations in Fort Valley Georgia and other state sites.
Capper's Farmer editor Marjorie Griffin urges readers to try Peanut Pie for a distinctive dessert. The recipe blends chopped peanuts with a peanut flavor, a baked crust, and a whipped cream topping, with baking steps and serving suggestions included.
Practical farming notes cover Marygold potato variety, land improvement, sheep water needs, hatching eggs in cold weather, and the limit on farmer judgments. Advice on lameness in poultry, feeding hay with alfalfa, dust in milk, weed seed prohibitions in Indiana, and contact for extension information at Purdue. The page ends with a subscription prompt for the Record-News.
Readers learn to wash blankets with lukewarm water and generous suds. Use mild ammonia or borax cautiously to soften hard water, avoid hot or cold dips, and minimize washing time. Squeeze, not rub, rinse three times, and hang two supports to dry. Shake gently while drying for fluffier results.
The article notes game birds deliver diverse flavors from wood cock to wild turkey and Canada goose. It advises hanging wild ducks and geese at just above freezing for at least 48 hours before cooking, with feathers left on if hung immediately and plucked before freezing.
Hunters are advised that tularemia or rabbit fever spreads not only from rabbits but from many animals. Per cent of human infections come from contact with rabbit tissues, fluids, or pelts, but rodents, birds, dogs, cats, coyotes, foxes, hogs, and sheep can also transmit the bacterium.
Textile specialists advise avoiding wringing when removing water from knitted garments. Gentle squeezing into a ball, then rolling in a towel to absorb moisture, followed by laying flat to dry preserves size and shape.
Home cooks can turn nuts into butter or paste with a standard meat chopper or food processor. The resulting nut butters enrich soups vegetables stuffing omelets and baked goods and can substitute for butter in recipes. Mix with oil for a smooth paste and pack tightly for storage.
Homemakers seek new morning fare as Marjorie Griffin of Capper's Farmer shares a pinwheel biscuit recipe. Mix flour baking powder and salt cut in shortening add milk form strips coil into pinwheels bake 425F for 15 to 20 minutes with a raisins corn syrup and clove topping.
Two million acres of Florida farms cultivate cotton tobacco sugar cane tung oil grains and citrus with vegetables valued at 285000 yearly. Six percent of the land is cultivated in state while vast acreage remains for development and national investment through Savings Bonds. U S Treasury Department report notes increased wartime activity boosts resources for investors.
Best soil for strawberries is a sandy loam that retains moisture. Avoid soils that are very heavy or extremely light. If irrigation is possible, the production period will lengthen and yields will increase substantially.
Compost heap keeps leaves moist and turned occasionally until rotted. Almost any organic material that decays can substitute for fertilizer, instead of raking and burning piles.
A historical overview notes Tannu Tuva becoming the Tuvinian Autonomous Region of the USSR, detailing its borders and status as one of 11 autonomous regions. It traces Tuva’s known history from early mentions to 1926 independence, and describes its geography and mountain ranges.
Do not wash oysters or clams as washing drains their juice which should be kept for serving hot as broth or added to stew and chowder. Storing and handling guidance emphasizes preserving natural liquids for best flavor.
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