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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1963
Page
9
Readers share kitchen tips from 1963 including using a husband s hammer to tenderize round steak and a four hour resting with unseasoned tenderizer. Also notes on hanging cup holders in metal cabinets and coffee jar pressure relief tips.
Rio de Janeiro Governor Lacerda warns of arrests to block an anti American pro Castro congress planned in Brazil. He cites public order and subversive acts while noting Sao Paulo will host the international segment. The protest draws mixed support from Brazilian figures and U.S. observers.
The article notes that roughly five tons of air must be blown through a blast furnace for each ton of steel produced, highlighting the energy and logistics involved in steelmaking.
The Decatur Daily invites letters on daily questions with readers free to publish names or withhold them. Writers must provide identity and address to the editor and manuscripts are not returned.
Danville Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Lewis Sims’s home with 16 members and one new member. Sunshine gifts were given to four members. Mrs. Edward West became a mother Saturday at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital. The U.S. census reports 213 urban areas with populations of 50 000 or more.
The Star I Say-y Estrellita predicts caution in finances Wednesday with careful handling of partners payments and taxes. A favorable financial cycle runs through mid July with an upswing from September into early 1964, plus a late 1963 windfall aiding the new year. Job prospects rise toward September with possible promotion, while romance shines late April August and December. travel favors August and December. a child born today will be strong willed and ambitious but over aggressive at times.
Travel remains near impossible except along river routes through Peru’s dense steaming rain forests where downpours hamper road and rail movement. Local guides warn journeys can be hazardous amid floods and vegetation.
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