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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1957
Page
2
The article advises choosing frames that complement rather than overwhelm images and notes mats can alter perceived size. Hang pictures below eye level, align with furniture, and group similar frames to form a unified display. Hidden hooks are preferred to maintain a clean look. It ends with a tip that canning and preserving ideas are approaching.
Farm Women 14 met April 10 at the home of Mrs F Edwin Rohrer Paradise co hostesses were Mrs John Brenneman and Mrs Henry Rohrer. Members answered roll call with cooking fails. A county board report was given and Homemakers Day and Week were announced. A miscellaneous sale followed. Next meeting is 1 30 p m May 8 at Strasburg Fire Hall with cake decorating by Mrs Raymond Gibble.
Society 2 met April 13 at Penryn Fire Hall with 24 guests from Society 6. Mrs H M Tobias spoke on Joseph, highlighting life challenges. A county project was announced to sew items for sale at the November convention. Society 2 donated to Easter Seals and two needy families and planned to pack groceries.
The note invites women to submit favorite relish and jelly recipes for publication as the season shifts to canning and freezing. It also requests special rhubarb recipes and encourages readers to send in ideas.
FarmWomen 9 met Saturday with Mrs. Kenneth Eshleman. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Charles Fink and Mrs. Oram Hagen. Twenty-one members attended and answered roll call. Mrs. Warfel, president, reported on Homemakers Day set for April 24. Easter Seals contributions approved. May 18 at Martie Elementary School Society 13 will be entertained. A social hour followed.
A Lancaster Farming reader reports using a lime-sulphur mixture worked into the soil to control diseases affecting radishes and cabbages.
The author argues beer's alcohol acts like hard liquor and can lead to alcoholism. He notes beer can sedate brain and body more slowly but just as effectively and urges AA members to warn that beer is not safe to drink.
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