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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1955
Page
12
A guide for wholesome winter menus highlights Orange Glazed Beets with orange juice sugar and lemon sauce served with whole beets, and Braised Cabbage with carrots and stock. Both dishes aim to add color flavor and nutrition to cold weather meals.
The article explains how to save on children's wear by sewing at home and choosing growable styles. It covers adjustable features like expandable hems waists and sleeves, detachable belts, and replaceable yokes to extend wear. It notes long lasting fabrics and smart styling for growing children and mentions historic toothpaste packaging in metal tubes.
An article showcases a progressive single story wood sided home design with a large living area dining space and open snack bar. It highlights living space flexibility walk in wardrobes three bedrooms and practical features plus pricing for blueprints portfolios and postage.
The Stanford Research Institute study for Weyerhaeuser projects 1.9 million housing starts in 1975, up from 1.7 million in 1970 and 1.5 million in 1965. It notes a growing lumber demand amid more built in features and increased efficiency, with 700,000 units replacements and shifts toward other materials.
For homeowners seeking a distinctive house appearance, asphalt shingles offer design options and a range of colors. Both individual and strip shingles are available with square butts for neat rows and patterns. Shingles come in hexagonal and other shapes, with solid and blended color varieties.
Community drive invites donations to support disaster relief and blood services. The campaign calls on residents to contribute promptly to expand aid programs and assist families in need nationwide.
Farmers are urged to choose high quality seed despite small price differentials. Seed analysis tags and official certification protect buyers, ensuring germination, purity, weed absence, and true variety. Reliable seedsmen justify higher costs with better, longer lasting yields.
Seed borne diseases and pests travel far from farm to farm and survive long distances. Detecting diseased seed and certifying seed lots helps prevent spread and reduces field losses. State agencies require testing and labeling to stop diseased seed and protect germination.
Vignettes from Kentucky and Wisconsin memories recount 19th century life in McKee and Randolph. Letters from Mrs. Nannie McQueen Gerrit Alsum and Joe Vire recall father A C McFarling’s 1888 visit and a log schoolhouse spelling head marks. Contributions urged to The Old Timer column.
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