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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1960
Page
8
Household hints cover cutting celery parsley green pepper and dates figs and marshmallows with damp scissors. Stain removal suggests lemon juice salt or borax and advises laundering sundry fabrics. For fat in the oven ammonia in a saucer left overnight then wiped. Remove metal pins before laundering drapes. Use rubber mat under dampened cloth to reduce shock during ironing.
Excerpt notes that the record of journals and minutes would show the futility of feminine collectivity and suggests they would have "squashed the Christmas card" long before. The fragment hints at social critique of group action and traditions.
A dense schedule of TV programs across KGNC Channel 4 KSYO Channel 4 and KSWO Channel 10 including news segments Dan True Weather The Witness Zane Grey Theatre You Bet Your Life The Real McCoys My Three Sons The Untouchables Not For Hire and late night shows.
A dense excerpt lists December 23 1960 television lineups for KFDX Channel 3 KGNC Channel 4 KSYD Channel 7 KFDA Channel 10 and Vil with daytime and late night programs. It includes Popeye Bugs Bunny Today Wheel of Fortune Philanthropy? and soap operas alongside game shows, news, and sports results.
A Washington columnist argues against Christmas cards, calling the practice wasteful and clogging the mail. He mocks the cost of stamps and postal strain while noting neighbors reactions and a proposed counter-movement led by a women’s group described cryptically as SPWGIGMTT.
Instructions describe making jam from 24 large sweet red peppers with salt, vinegar, and sugar then canning in sterilized jars for 3 to 4 quarts. Additional note discusses wild turkeys as a year round food source for American Indians and their hunting methods using a cane dart.
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