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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1951
Page
4
Mixing orange juice with ginger ale or sherbet cools summer drinks. A potato salad with ham and eggs makes a hearty summer dish. Slicing vegetables speeds cooking but reduces food value. Save watermelon rinds for pickles and make a lime honey sauce for cakes and desserts.
A soil improvement effort in Huntington County Indiana contrasts two fields. One barren field suffered 6 feet of soil loss and remains eroded after three years. Norman Thompson on a nearby hilltop replanted and fertilized with 600 pounds of plant food per acre including 3-12-12 and 0-20-0, plus bluegrass red clover and ladine. The restored field now yields good forage and serves as night pasture aided by volunteer white clover.
The Constitution and the Declaration of Independence will be sealed in glass enclosures at a Constitution Day ceremony Monday September 17. President Truman and Chief Justice Vinson are slated to attend, marking a historically impressive observance.
Wanda Hendrix balances The King and I with radio guest spots and hat making. Bill Holden seeks a new hobby after near finger injury from model planes. Murray Sikes designs suits for small women while Wanda crafts travel bags. Mr District Attorney traces Dewey's legal career and NBC ABC transitions loom. Bill Johnstone and son Ronald build a large electrically powered model theatre with Mrs Johnstone making costumes.
Dr. Roy W. Wampler and Alvin Kremer join G M Kline in sealing the original United States Constitution leaves and the Declaration of Independence in helium filled glass cases. The preservation method, tested by the National Bureau of Standards with Libbey Owens Ford technicians, aims to protect fragile parchments for future generations and allow continued public exhibition.
A dense list of crossword clues across and down covering food fish soups tools birds animals body parts and more with abbreviations and geographic hints for a puzzle fill. Answers would include common terms for organs senses and translations of foreign names.
A compact entry notes last week's puzzle items including a golf term elevation and a skin condition. It lists clues such as Lair and Blunder with answers implied by the crossword grid and support terms.
Lucky Leslie recalls Celia a diehard believer in luck and numbers 7 3 and 6. The couple's wartime marriage in 1943 and a chain of coincidences frame Celia's superstition as fate. A fateful 6th looms with job loss and medical scares in a grimly comic personal vignette.
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports large feed grain stocks in storage as of July 1. Corn in storage stands at about 1,270 million bushels, down 11 percent from a year earlier, with April to June disappearance heavy but typical for oats. Oats carryover reaches 298 million bushels, the largest on record, while barley stocks total 93 million, a bit above average. Off farm components for oats and barley are also sizable.
A practical plan for farmers to build a toolbox on wheels. Made from light-weight iron sheets, drawers slide on angle-iron channels and hold a complete set of hand tools. Handles fold down for movement like a wheelbarrow. Coaster-wagon wheels recommended.
Dairy experts forecast profitable years ahead for U S dairy farms citing six drivers: rising population higher incomes longer life expectancies higher dairy cow and veal prices greater use of dairy products and increased reliance on milk and milk products.
The piece outlines two paths to amend the Constitution and proposes repealing the income tax by a constitutional convention called by 32 state legislatures. It argues for limiting federal taxation and preserving state revenue, warning that federal grants erode state sovereignty and finance. It also notes fears of external threats and criticizes war scare politics.
The article urges using the new USDA based canning timetable issued after 1946. Home demonstration agents at the extension office provide the latest guidance. It also highlights freezing the right varieties now to improve next winter’s frozen foods and to freeze only recommended fruits and vegetables this summer.
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