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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1949
Page
8
Madison experts say improved storage and transport have shifted fruit and vegetable supply so that seasonal gaps diminish. World War II era splits gave way to year round production with winter and fall outputs rising while spring and summer share shift. The shift helps stabilize prices and boosts vegetable consumption nationwide.
Madison Wisconsin based advice from Mrs. Margaret McCordie on home management extends guidance for cord longevity. She emphasizes keep cords dry avoid kinks and sharp bends prevent pinching under rugs or furniture and never jerk to disconnect. Store away from heat and wind loosely when coiling to protect cords and ensure safe use.
Sheridan contact 3680 for locals column items. Lund's label on the box promises fine flowers. VFW club rooms opposite the Cathedral, available for parties and banquets, call 1665. Ford Hopkins special this week features brisket of corned beef with cabbage potatoes rolls and butter, 59c. Homemade pecan pie 15c.
Guidance states variety meats like liver and kidneys should be used at once after purchase and served the same day to ensure freshness and safety.
Modern convector radiators reduce temperature swings between ceiling and floor in individual rooms. They help keep floors warmer, reducing drafts that could lead to discomfort or illness for children playing on the room floor.
Birth notices from Cottrell Home Hospital Rushford Lewiston St Ann s Caledonia Melrose La Crosse and La Crosse area show multiple new arrivals in early March. Daughters Angeline Marie Lehmann Joanne Marie Sylvia Ann and Florence Marie Novacek are listed alongside sons Daniel Lane Jr and other newborns to local families.
Irma Williamson daughter of Mrs Fred Stearns Gays Mills and Carl Shay son of Gilbert Shay Arcadia married February 19 at English Lutheran church parsonage. Rev H N Stoffel officiated with attendants Jewel Gilbertson Gloria Bakman Ole Shay and Kenneth Stearns. The couple resides at 1916 Barlow Street. The groom formerly worked at Allis Chalmers.
Correction states Mrs. Frank Coyle and her husband celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary February 25 at the home of their son Howard A. Coyle rather than the home of son Robert as previously reported.
Oil is extracted from the glossy leaves of a small trailing shrub named wintergreen. The plant's foliage serves as the source for essential oil used in various applications. The description notes the plant's habit and leaf texture.
Miss Abbs announces her engagement to Lawrence F Coenen son of Mr and Mrs Anton Coenen of Tomah The couple plan a June wedding urging family and friends to share in their happy news
A tip suggests adding a drop of peppermint flavor to white frosting for chocolate cake. It also notes peppermint frosting works as a spread for sandwiching thin crisp chocolate cookies together.
VFW Auxiliary Betty Sell and Gladys Jeanis were initiated at the March 2 meeting. Mae Johnson and Mayme Cahape reported on rehabilitation. Officers will be elected March 16 at 7 30 p m at the club rooms. The auxiliary serves coffee and doughnuts at Sears Roebuck March 9 and 10.
A NEA Service summary warns whooping cough is serious especially for children aged one to ten and even adults. It notes transmission from a single case can spread widely, outlines severe risks including pneumonia and lung complications, and emphasizes vaccination and rest.
A layered bake combines sweet potatoes and apples with a maple water glaze. Vegetables are boiled in salted water then oven baked in two stages for about 45 minutes yielding four to five servings.
The report notes that more than one third of all accidents on American farms occur in the home. This highlights safety concerns for farm families and calls for increased household precaution measures and educational emphasis.
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