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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1950
Page
8
Equal parts of potato chips and corn flakes suggest a topping for casseroles and croquettes. Rest your stirring spoon on absorbent paper towel to keep surfaces clean. Canned cling peaches with mint jelly broil near the flame for lamb chops. Orange slices on pork chops before broiling add bright flavor. Check gas space heater parts for scaling then clean with a wire brush. Starch curtains in one room for identical crispness.
The article claims Navajo rug and blanket designs are not original but copied from the patterns seen on the backs of Gila monsters, a poisonous southwestern lizard. It suggests Indigenous artisans imitate these reptile designs.
Scientists in the Soviet Union report reviving a 1000 year old crawfish found 15 feet deep in frozen Siberia. They say at least 10 generations of normal crawfish have been produced from the revived stock.
Washington report reflects on the UN decision to internationalize Jerusalem and compares it to historic crusades. It notes Israel's stance, religious editorials, and contemplates future outcomes while detailing Congress first session hours, expenditures, salaries, and the Capitol pages program.
Teenagers neglect breakfast due to busy schedules and snacks. The article emphasizes breakfast habit impact on health and character, then provides several nutritious recipes: Upside Down Oat Muffins, Molasses Bran Muffins, Corn Flake Honey Rolls, and Oatmeal Fruit Bread, with ingredient lists and baking instructions.
Lynn Chambers presents a menu featuring baked ham loaf with pineapple garnish, buttered asparagus, baked sweet potatoes, grapefruit carrot salad, cornflake honey rolls, a beverage, and peppermint ice cream recipe. The listing emphasizes a complete home dining selection.
A brunch tip suggests using chopped dried fruits like apricots dates and prunes to color and flavor cereals. Another idea adds chopped deviled ham to hot biscuit dough for a pleasant surprise.
Add grated orange rind to apple sauce and serve on hot or ready to eat breakfast cereal. On weekends and special occasions, offer breakfast buffet with a tray for each family member and a choice of fresh fruits and ready to eat cereals with milk bread and butter. Mix two or three varieties of cereals in a large wooden salad bowl and let the family help themselves using two serving forks and spoons.
Rural housewives may dry clean at home using available fluids but gasoline must not be used as a solvent because of high flammability. Use refined petroleum products with lower fire risk, work outdoors for large jobs, keep ignition sources away, and ensure articles dry before indoors. Wash hands with lukewarm water and apply lanolin cream after finishing.
The Home Workshop presents two gay pieces, including an authentic salt box pattern 251 with cutting sides and stencil designs to color and shellac. Pattern 25¢, order via WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE Bedford Hills New York. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis seeks broader support after the 1949 polio epidemic.
Indian Brahman cattle are being tested by Nebraska farmers from Nebraska to Ohio as potential competitors to domestic beef breeds. A Nebraska corn pioneer foresees Brahmans gaining popularity in coming years while researchers study their weaning weights, dress, feedlot gains, and tolerance to heat and insects.
Duluth Minnesota farmer Leon Massey boosts potato yield by up to 300 bushels per acre using red clover as a green manure. He rotates cover crop by turning over one year’s clover growth every fourth year to reach 390 to 400 bushels per acre versus a county average of 120.
AUCY house slippers meant for comfort are described as easy to sew from felt. The item encourages making an extra pair for gift giving and moments of relaxation at home.
The best fix is to build a vestibule with its own door. In the meantime locate the draft source and seal it. A strong attic air current may travel down the stairs. closing the attic stairs with a door can reduce the draft significantly.
An old home cough syrup promises economy by mixing 2 cups sugar with 1 cup water no cooking required. Add 2 ounces of Pinex to a pint bottle and top up with syrup for about four times the amount, preserving taste and effectiveness for quicker relief and easier breathing. Pinex is advertised as a concentrated remedy with quick action and a money back guarantee.
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