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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1964
Page
6
Dorothy Overbey explains staphylococcus enterotoxin causes summer outbreaks from improperly refrigerated foods. Custard, cream filled items, meat, dairy, salads and puddings are common culprits. Prevent by rapid cooling, proper refrigeration at 45 degrees or lower, and keeping hot foods hot.
Reader tips cover pre washing carpet to account for shrinkage, single child hand washing using a timer to reduce fights, using nylon net as cuticle tool, and quick ways to clean Venetian blinds and paint fences. Includes anecdotes from readers Frannie Ely and June O Neill.
Mrs Paul Rowe Jr gave a party honoring daughter Judy for her seventh birthday in Falkville. Mrs Larry Patrick of Cullman directed games and contests as 20 guests enjoyed cake and ice cream.
In a bridge hand from Chicago Tribune coverage, South secures a vulnerable six hearts contract after a phase of four hearts by North and a late opening by West. The play features a diamond lead, ruffed clubs, and precise endplay considerations that left West with no defense to the slam.
Charles Feltman introduced the sausage known as the frankfurter on Coney Island after bringing the idea from Bavaria in 1871. His NY restaurant popularized the dish, marking its arrival in the United States.
Sunday school had 112 attendees at Ryan Church with visitors from Dallas Cullman Ohio Michigan and Washington D C. July music schools are planned at Ryan and Hebron Church of Christ. A Densmore Nichols Georges Brown reunion is set for July 18 at Cold Springs 4H camp. The John Wrights renovated their house and Danny Wright turned 15 with a motorcycle gift. An Orlando AP item reports eight year old Robert Johns catching a five pound bass with help from Stevie Calkins.
The women's department details deadlines for wedding stories and pictures, calls for events, and limitations. Items must be submitted by the specified weekday or hours, with deadlines for engagements and weddings, glossy pictures required, and late submissions treated as shortened or rejected. The column notes Saturdays closed and three week late items may be excluded.
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