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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1952
Page
2
This piece offers ideas for cooling drinks and party punches using fruit juices and sodas. It provides multiple recipes including Pink Lemonade Punch and Mocha Meat Punch, with steps for mixing, chilling, and serving, plus tips on glassware and garnishes.
Dr. O. B. Kent of Chicago promotes a restricted feeding plan for pullets to halve feed costs. He says birds on the diet eat about 20 pounds of feed vs 34 on full feed, with five days of moderate feeding and two days of oats only. Kent claims the method could save up to 440 million dollars annually and slightly boost egg production by about one half dozen eggs per year.
A vintage recipe listing outlines salmon salad with pickle sticks and potato chips, plus hot buttered buns and lime sherbet as a beverage option.
A northeast Illinois father and son on a 225 acre dairy farm produced 383000 pounds of milk and 192 tons of milk products last year. They milked 35 Holsteins and raised pork, corn, oats, wheat, hay, and silage. Their success rests on soil care, records, high roughage yields, cheap feed, sanitation, vaccines, and detailed management.
The piece advises locating ant nests to destroy them permanently. It also suggests simmering large veal cuts such as neck shank heart or tongue with spices in the water for flavor and tenderness.
A jacket designed for farrowing keeps the sow in a confined pen for two to three days after birth. The sow is fed in front while piglets nurse from a pen beside her. It is simple to build and aims to reduce piglet crushing deaths.
Stella Moore secretly plays Dorinda LaCroix to shield an ailing grandmother. Edward and Fay plot to sustain the deception while Dorinda grows attached to Cleve Adams. Deputy Hawley questions Dorinda after a man’s death, and Grandmother Thorndyke uncovers the truth, risking a fatal heart attack.
In a seaside town, Dorinda plans a quiet afternoon with Randy while family dynamics unfold after a funeral. Fay reveals plans to marry Edward and suggests a Monterey outing. The household members debate travel, care duties, and escalating personal plans.
Dorinda agrees to a beach picnic with Cleve Adams on a warm day, planning to enjoy sun and water together. Carrie prepares lunch and expresses concern, while Dorinda reflects on departure of Lana and her mother and the recent funeral memory resurfaces.
Watertown New York shows a two price system that favors soldiers with meals at 1.45 dollar turkey dinners and hotel rooms at a reduced rate. The YMCA USO and churches host open events while merchants offer gifts to servicemen. Camp Drum supplies aid and the town reports blood donations and toy drives. The mayor says mutual respect keeps peace with Camp Drum and Watertown.
NBC engineers have developed a gun shot reinforcer that plugs into the TV sound line. When a blank pistol fires in the studio the device triggers an electronic shot, producing a more authentic and louder revolver sound for millions of homes.
A Boston staged plan named Operation Family Reunion proposes converting oversized old houses into multiple rental units to ease housing shortages for service families. Three steps: obtain remodeling cost estimates, get a prior rental opinion from ORS, and secure financing. Successful implementations exist in Lake Charles Louisiana Newport Rhode Island Milwaukee Wisconsin and California, with aims to spread nationwide to military towns.
In Sharonville C, five board members voted to donate their $36 yearly meeting stipends to a local scholarship fund. The fund aims to cover a high school graduate’s college year, totaling $720 at term end, with additional contributions if needed to cover the difference. The idea could inspire other small towns.
Puzzle lists across and down clues with partial word fragments and misspellings for numerous standard crossword entries including famous missions and geographic terms. The grid seems jumbled with several letters and clue numbers misaligned or truncated.
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