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Lancaster Farming

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Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1955

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2

For Farm Women Recipes From Lancaster Farming

Two recipes from Mrs. Burkholder and Mrs. Richard Libhart appear on the women’s page. Vanilla drop cookies use pastry flour baking soda salt shortening sugar sour milk eggs and vanilla baked ten minutes at 425 degrees. A cranberry orange tapioca dessert mixes quick tapioca with cranberry juice orange rind and whipped cream for a chilling sherbet style treat.

Lancaster Richard Libhart

Eisenhower Likely to Veto 90 Percent Crop Supports

President Eisenhower is ready to veto a Democratic backed bill restoring 90 per cent supports for basic crops as Congress prepares to convene. The farm issue dominates the opening of the new session with Republicans pushing a soil bank alternative and Benson proposing a five year sign up for surplus land removal.

Washington Eisenhower Senate Congress House Dent Eishenhower Benson National Agricultural Advisory Commission

Patched-Up Eggs Hatch in Lansing Shelter

A clutch of wild turkey eggs found in Lansing were repaired after being run over by a mower. Roy Sunt of the Conservation Department oversaw the repairs with gummed tape. Five of the eight eggs, including two taped ones, hatched into healthy poults.

Roy Sunt Conservation Department Hunt

Suspected Paratyphoid Outbreak in Lancaster County

Lancaster County reports at least 30 suspected paratyphoid cases, mostly children, with most patients in hospitals. Dr. Oscar Davis ties potential sources to food like ice cream or custard and possible airborne spread. Health officials order milk distributors to stop bottle collection and switch to cardboard cartons, while state nurses interview families. Household contacts face seven day isolation, and vaccine protection is noted to require time to become effective.

Lancaster County Oscar Davis B. F. Charles Davis

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