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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1957
Page
8
Warren Bundy outlines practical findings from Illinois Purdue and Oklahoma studies on beef cattle feeding. Highlights include stilbestrol implants, mixed hay versus supplemented silage, siage yields, feed costs per 100 pounds gain, mineral supplementation, and matching cattle quality to feed programs.
At 10 30 a m rally day and home coming will open the worship service led by Charles Bush superintendent. Each class will contact every roll member to boost attendance next Sunday with a sermon on What Makes A Church Triumphant. Nursery care and junior church provided. Parents urged to bring children and inform the pastor about attending Paxton central association fall meeting.
Ad reads patterns for a 30 inch Pajama Doll No 1304 A with Susie Pigtail, includes fabric yardage. Also promotes Needlework Pattern No 138 a wild ducks panel with transfer and color chart. Send 35c for each pattern to Audrey Lane Bureau Dept NWNS Chicago Illinois.
The guide recommends a rotary crank type grater for fine light results with nuts or chocolate. Blanching nuts requires minimal hot water contact to preserve flavor and use rapid boiling water before adding the nuts. When cutting dried fruits or marshmallows, keep a cup of water nearby.
A vintage kitchen note outlines Nippy Salad for six with gelatin, pineapple, horseradish, mayonnaise and cottage cheese. It includes dissolving steps chilling until partial set, slicing into squares, and tips on unmolding and avoiding gumminess plus mushroom cleaning and folding techniques.
A satirical note contrasts how shorts suit sedate ladies less than frivolous children. It warns against dieting or quitting liquor starting on weekends when temptations are strongest, implying self control is hardest during idle leisure.
In loving memory of Sherman Davison who died October 16 1952. A father loved so dear is sadly missed by wife, children and grandchildren. Many a lonely heartache and often a silent tear are tempered by a beautiful memory.
The Lincoln Times notes that U S dairy spending last year crossed the ten billion dollar level for the first time. Per capita dairy outlay runs about sixty two dollars with milk and cream accounting for a small share. The piece also recounts editor Chet Lampson challenging the Internal Revenue Service over a rude notice, prompting a reform in form wording.
Jim Samuels ends a Pond Island vacation with a joke about losing his nose for news after a moonlit farewell to Tessie Engel and her grandfather Pop Engel. The talk centers on tall tales and a world Tessie has grown up accepting as fact.
The speaker states a large number of dislikes that they refuse to publish, while noting an equally long list of likes. The remark emphasizes privacy and balance without detailing specific items.
A fragment discusses a paradoxical trait found in men who are otherwise lovable, defining cussedness as the label for that temperamental edge. The line hints at moral complexity without naming individuals or events.
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