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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1954
Page
18
A vintage recipe for snowballs using vanilla ice cream rolled in chopped walnuts or pecans. Serve with a warm butterscotch sauce made from brown sugar milk corn syrup butter and salt. Easy to make ahead for family dinners or dessert luncheons.
Practical advice on protecting and refreshing wooden furniture. Wax finishes improve scratch resistance and cleaning, while cushions reduce wear. Regular dusting and selective washing preserve finishes, and DIY dusting mitts speed cleaning. For scratches use iodine for dark woods and shellac touch up.
The wedge-tailed eagle, often called the en, is recognized as the world’s largest eagle. Its nest may reach a diameter of up to eight feet and measures nearly that large.
Article describes Plan No 214 a long low wood sided home with a front porch big living room dining area two bedrooms and bath heated by a central floor furnace. It highlights pack age closets as removable partitions and flexible room options plus a car port and summer cottage idea. Availability details and pricing for blueprints portfolios and mailing costs are given.
A chemist has developed Infurno a powder sprinkled on coal to raise heat and cut soot and odors. It acts as a catalyst not a fuel boosting combustion efficiency by up to 30 percent and is used by utilities and plants. Demonstrations show sugar burning more completely with Infurno. Write In Furno Products Co. Chicago Illinois for inquiries.
Cincinnati reports kitchen color trends as Formica introduces 65 laminated color options for furniture walls and work surfaces. Among the 38 new shades are sprogue green grape Siamese Pink pumpkin and charcoal gray.
In 1952 the federal share of program costs reached 2.3 billion dollars, about 24 percent of all state tax revenues, with aid flowing to more than 40 programs across states and communities.
A club planting program from Jackson & Perkins of Newark New York offers free plants with every $50 of member orders. Clubs receive $12.50 in plant material per $50 purchased, with no limit. Members may pay through a club secretary and orders ship east of the Rockies once paid.
A Ph D debunks myths about cactus hardiness noting cactus species thrive across the United States and even endure zero weather. Florence Laughlin, a cactus authority, challenges common beliefs about growing cactus in varied climates and states.
Boston report quotes Mrs. Samuel D. Robbins of the Institute for Speech Correction noting stammering is rising due to nerves and anxiety after two wars and a depression. She says men stammer about five times as often as women, linked to fear tension and emotional difficulties.
Boston reports its new 12 million dollar South Bay Market Terminal expected to be among the world finest. Total investment may reach 50 million dollars. The 190 acre triangular site sits on land owned by New Haven Railroad in South Boston, built after a new expressway sliced through the old Faneuil Hall market area.
The Army Signal Corps saved about 1.7 million dollars in fiscal 1953 by a new method that doubled the circuit capacity of long range radio equipment without adding frequencies.
Concord announces the annual cookie sale to support Scouting. Troop chairmen and committee members led by Mrs Shaw and Mrs Richard A. Mon coordinate the effort to help the community and Scouts, with various leaders named including Frank Googins Kline and Arthur Sam George B. Thomas.
A new untitled cord for draperies from an American maker claims to close gaps without stretching. The cord uses cotton and promises a stable fit after installation, addressing common sagging issues.
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