WOMAN S WORLD Homework Outfits Are Smart Styles That Go Anywhere
Homemakers now wear versatile outfits that move beyond kitchen roles. Separate pieces like workwear jerkin with pockets, button knee pedal pushers, gored skirt, and matching jackets adapt from housework to shopping and sports. Fancy pants in poplin and gold braid trim offer cooler, stylish options.
Tuna Chow Mein Recipe From Seasoned Menu Notes
A pantry friendly tuna chow mein recipe is outlined with tuna, butter, celery, onion, mushrooms, Chinese vegetables, water, cornstarch and soy sauce. Drain tuna and melt butter, cook vegetables, then whisk in liquids to create a light sauce. mix with noodles for a hearty main dish.
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Berves
Po Myahrpome
Ra Newenguntebien
Masarve Liquid
Compact forced air furnace for central heating
Farmers planning central heating learn that the compact forced warm air furnace fits in small spaces. It delivers even temperatures, allows climate control, and supports air filtration and humidification. Its adaptability enables later adding a blower cooling unit for year round air conditioning.
New Liquid Bandage For Animals Reported
The AMVA describes a new spray on liquid bandage for animals that dries into a tough clear film. Experimental use by Washington State College clinicians treated injuries on steers cows and horses with slight infection in two of twelve cases and complete healing in all. The bandage its makers say allows milking washing and other processes without contaminating udder injuries.
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AMVA
Washington State College
Traveling Texans Carry 11 Children in Chev Wagon
In Austin Texas George F Martins drives his Chevrolet station wagon to transport his 11 children aged three months to 17 years for his infant supplies company. He recently kicked off a Cheaper by the Dozen style sale with the car.
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Austin
Tex
George F. Martins
Marin
Iowa Children’s Home Society Appeal Opens in Palo Alto
An appeal opens in Palo Alto County on Tuesday Oct 5 and runs through Oct 22 with Miss Clara Suss as chairman in Graetting White County. The goal is doubled this year and donations cover 1955 and 1954 with Mrs C W White urging residents to help reach the goal for the Iowa Children’s Home Society.
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Iowa Children’s Home Society
Palo Alto
Clara Suss
Graettin- White
C. W
Man Builds Welded Log Chain Mailbox Post
Clarence Edeker of near Allison creates a distinctive mailbox post by welding a log chain into a single unit. The chain supports the mailbox atop the post, forming a unique local feature observed on the farm.
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Clarence Edeker
Allison
Mr. Edeker
Highway Patrolman Remembers Advice After Crash
A veteran highway control officer recalls a single memory from ten years on the force. Rather than a fatal wreck he notes a driver who caused a crash and admitted fault while being given a ride to the next town. The scene centers on a struck driver accepting responsibility.
Regretful remark echoes after fatal highway crash
A highway patrolman recalls a driver’s statement about wishing to redo the last quarter mile of a ride, blaming the accident on that final stretch. He notes the moment sticks because it exposes how a brief lapse in seconds can cause irreversible harm amid years of observing death and damage on the roads.
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Ownership and circulation data for Graettinger Times 1954
Statement of Ownership and Management for Graettinger Times dated October 1 1954 lists Palmer T Cody Graettinger Iowa as publisher owner and editor with business manager. Bondholders include John J Sullivan Los Angeles California. Average paid circulation 1146. Sworn before Clara Mae Bonstead October 4 1954.
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Graettinger Times
Palmer T. Cody
Graettinger
Iowa
John J. Sullivan
Los Angeles
Calif
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