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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1955
Page
5
A roast chicken or turkey gains flavor if it rests 15 to 30 minutes after cooking to let juices redistribute. Helen L Denning from Penn State extension notes transferring the bird to a warm platter for carving. a simple garnish suffices. Carving should occur at the table with a sharp knife and guarded fork.
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports its ten month 1955 net income at 37,174,158, up 21,475,122 from 1954. October 1955 net income reaches 5,040,298, the highest for October since 1951. The Navy may build an aircraft carrier soon.
Home Calendar offers cooking tips clothing storage and color guidance from Penn State College of Agriculture extension specialists. Nutritionists emphasize calcium while other experts advise measuring liquids properly and organizing kitchen gear. the Kansas City scene reports Dale Caruthers elected president of the American Hereford Association with new and continuing directors.
Lancaster County 4 H Club members will travel to Chicago and the National 4 H Club Congress funded by a donor drive led by Howard Feather and joined by Mrs. Milton Eberly Ruth Kimble AG Bucher and Elam M Bomberger. The Holstein Quartet plus four prize winners from State College attend with chaperones John Stoner Stanley Longenecker Raymond Denlinger and Aaron Landis. They depart soon and return after the December 1 banquet arriving December 2.
Nikita S. Khrushchev the Communist party chief announced the Soviet Union has developed a twin jet medium bomber capable of a 3100 mile range. The statement underscores progress in military aviation and strategic power during the Cold War era.
Letters from Cochranville and Lancaster County Farm Women praise the paper and thank the publication for publicity. Enclosed are checks for charter membership and chapter subscription. Ann Nolt, president, Farm Women chapter, expresses gratitude.
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