Pause Tea Leaves and Store Safely Away from Foods
Guidance notes instruct to store tea leaves in a scent-free container away from scented foods. Use a neutral container with baking soda to absorb odors and keep it fresh. Avoid strong fragrances and ensure the tea is kept in a dry, secure place.
Ironing tip to prevent starch sticking with borax
A reader suggests adding borax to the ironing solution to keep starch from sticking to the iron. Use one teaspoon of borax per batch to improve your starch work and reduce buildup on the iron plate.
Airborne Python Hatches Eggs During Transatlantic Flight
A nine foot python aboard a flight from India to England hatched fourteen eggs while in the air, an extraordinary event noted in the journey. The breeder’s unusual shipment sparked both interest and concern among aviation and wildlife observers.
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England
Norway
Candy consumption compares with dairy and cereals
The article states the average U.S. person consumes 17 pounds of candy yearly, versus 10.2 pounds of butter, 7.2 pounds of cheese, 5.7 pounds of margarine, and eight pounds of cereals, highlighting candy as the top among these foods.
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United States
A Simple Cleaning Tip for Sour Shower Caps
A dank odor on a shower cap can be removed by soaking it for about 20 minutes in a soda water solution made of a quarter cup baking soda to a quart of water. After soaking, rinse well and dry in the sun.
Square Meal Origin Tied to New England Tins
The term square meal traces to New England kitchens where food was commonly cooked and served from square tins, shaping the expression’s origin in regional cooking practices.
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New England
Radioactive tagging aids insect control research
Oak Ridge and Oregon entomologists test radioactive phosphorus to tag houseflies and blowflies. Tagged insects released near Corvallis and recovered in traps show flies traveling up to 12 miles, informing spread of DDT resistance and aiding control zone planning for mosquitoes and blowflies.
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Oak Ridge Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S Department of Agriculture
Oregon
Corvallis
Ore
New Drug Fails to Stop Tropical Animal Disease
British scientists tested antrycide as an injectable preventive for trypanosomiasis in East Africa. Despite hopes it would protect cattle in fly crowded regions, the drug failed in a herd of 60, with only two surviving after four months as parasites built resistance like DDT to flies.
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East Africa
Mystery 1913 Liberty Head Nickel Sells For 3750
A famed coin collector offered 75 to anyone sending a 1913 Liberty head nickel. Six 1913 nickels with buffalo design surfaced, one recently exchanging for 3750. The coin's intrinsic value was about half a cent, yet rarity drives the price.
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U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Lard Exports to Cuba Highlight U S Trade Role
United States lard exports to Cuba accounted for 21 percent of all U S lard shipments last year and have been the largest to any country in the past three years 1947 1948 1949 Cuba imports about 95 percent of its lard needs with U S origin dominating since 1939 1948 Peru imports led by pork products also sold to Cuba.
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United States
Cuba
Keeping Milk Covered Protects Riboflavin From Heat Loss
Heat and light destroy riboflavin in milk. Boiling milk in light wastes more riboflavin than boiling in darkness. Households should cover milk to preserve this important B vitamin for children and adults.
Church Services Schedule for Walter W. Leamons Ministry
The Church of Christ lists weekly services with Walter W. Leamons as minister. KMBL 8 a m London Bible Study 10 a m Preaching 11 a m Segovia Preaching 3 p m CLBHO Preaching 7 30 p m.
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Church OF Christ
Walter W. Leamons
KMBL
London
Segovia
CLBHO
Junction Gospel Tabernacle Service Times
Pastor B B Baker leads at Junction Gospel Tabernacle with Sunday School at 10 15 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m Evening Service at 7 30 p m and week night services Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 7 30 p m
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B. BH. Baker
First Baptist Church Revival Dates Announced
First Baptist Church led by Pastor B. W. Mantooth schedules revival from April 15 to 22. Sunday services include 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and 10:50 a.m. Worship with evening sessions and midweek activities. Radio lessons air on KMBL Friday mornings.
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First Baptist Church
B. W. Mantooth
KMBL
Roosevelt Presbyterian Church Service Times
Lewis L. Wilkins is minister at Roosevelt Presbyterian Church. Church School runs at 10 a.m. and evening worship occurs on the first and third Sundays. You are always welcome.
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Lewis L. Wilkins
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule Summary
Morning preaching and communion at 11 a m. Bible classes at 10 a m. Ladies class Tuesday 3 45 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 p m. First Presbyterian Henry A Grubbs minister Eugene James Sunday School superintendent 9 45 a m.
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Church OF Christ
W. B. Brightwell
First Presbyterian
Henry A. Grubbs
Eugene James
Worship Schedule Notice for Segovia and Ivy Communities
Morning worship at 11 a m and evening worship at 8 p m. Prayer service on Thursday at 7 30 p m. Segovia community gatherings on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays. Ivy community gatherings on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays.
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Segovia
Ivy Community
Rev Stanley Hauser Leads Sunday Services at First Methodist
The First Methodist Church lists Rev Stanley Hauser as minister with weekly services. James B Jordan serves as minister for Sunday School at 9 20 a m Morning Service at 10 36 a m and Evening Service at 8 00 p m. Visitors are welcome.
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Stanley Hauser
First Methodist Church
James B. Jordan
Cleo Community Hosts Weekly Singing Event
About 33 residents attended the Wednesday March 28 singing at the Cleo school house initiating a weekly program. Walter Leamons directed and spoke on singing value. Eldon Holcomb was named April 4 speaker. songs were led by Holcomb Jetton Murr Bannowsky and Leamons. Refreshments followed at the Andrews home.
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Cleo
Walter Leamons
Eldon Holcomb
Holcomb
Lewis Jetton
Aldie Murr
Alfred Bannowsky
Walter W. Leamons
A. V. Andrews
Ernie Goule
Allen Bishop
Andrews
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