Sorghum Silage Stages Affect Flavor and Fermentation
Harvest timing for sorghum silage matters. When heads are in a late boot to early dough stage the plant tends to develop excessive acid and a strong flavor and odor. Proper stage control avoids poor silage quality.
Movie ads push sex violence and teen angst critics urge restraint
The piece cautions about movie ads focusing on sex and violence and cites titles and campaigns as evidence. It notes praise for Bernadine as a rare teen film showing happy adolescence and laments industry trends across films songs and TV plays. It highlights Capitol Records offerings with Jackie Gleason Connie Haines Jane Russell and others delivering ballads and spiritual songs.
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Lyn Connelly
Bernadine
Capitol
Jackie Gleason
Bobby Hackett
Connie Haines
Jane Ruscelis
Beryl Davis
Joshua Fit
Jericho
Leseseme Valley
Dolores Gray
Farem Young
Local Social Roundup and International Coal Claim
Social notices list numerous visits and dinners among families in Terre Haute Paris and West Terre Haute including Brazelton Fairgriefs Kirby Somers and Taylor households. Also notes a wedding at the Greenlee home and a church verse from Psalms. Sweden Sweden hosts children art display aboard the Gripsholm while Soviet authorities claim Russia as the world’s second largest coal producer with 1955 tonnage over 390 million and forecast 300 million by 1900.
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Russia
Past Matrons club hosts Sept. meeting in Terre Haute
West Union notes list members and guests at a Sept. 17 luncheon at Mrs. Treasie Lowe home in Terre Haute. Several visits span Indiana and Michigan including Gary and Battle Creek. Sewing club met Sept. 18 to work on a quilt. October plans with Mrs. Herman Bartlett. Simon Ingle celebrated his 90th birthday nearby.
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Treasie Lowe
Terre Haute
Grace Matteson
Flossie Williams
Eloiise Nichols
Estella M. Prust
Lena Highamith
Celia Dodd
Nelie Strohm
Ileene Ferrie
Cash Strohm
Troit
Michigan
Lilly White
Edith Cline
Emma i Reynolds
Flora Vargas
Harry Yargaa
Gary
Indiana
Arlo Dix
Battle Creek
Sewing Club
Nellie Strohm
Mattie Strohm
Ethel Meeker
Carrie Wright
Kansas City
Kansas
Ola
Bradbury
Bessie Davidson
Edna Marvin
Nancy Lindley
Patience Deh
Pleasie Bartlett
Gladys Marvin
Eatella Shawler
Herman Bartlett
Edith Ledermann
Eva Wright
Ruth Wright
Burton Prust
Tarequin Bennett
Marshall
Allen Bartlett
West Frankfort
Milnois
Union ‘City
Tennessee
Bob Prust
George Morton
Prust
Norma Rosenhower
IGA
Nellie Weasner
Darwin Ladies Aid
Thureday
Mary Brown
Howard’ Youn
William Marvin
Jessie Murphy
Mabel Medsker
Mary Sherman Hospital
Paul Huxeltine
Christian’ Church
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minnesota
Ernie Murphy
Jease Murphy
Smokies
Martha Denham
Chicago
Hallie ‘Randolph
Oblong
Illinois
Bertha Dolson
Paul, Addy
Richard Btrohm
Simon Ingle
Kenny Foundation Adopts 57 Emblem in 1957 Campaign
Minneapolis, Minn. The 1957 Kenny Foundation emblem highlights rehabilitation for polio victims and neuromuscular disorders. Al Capp volunteer fund chairman says the emblem guides posters and seals and campaign funds will support treatment research and training programs. The foundation cites over 12,000 polio patients admitted and more than 125,000 outpatient treatments conducted in the United States.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Sister Elizabeth
Sister
Elisabeth Kenny
United Sta
Dinner at Church Honoring Soldier Enlisted Strohm
Gren hosted a carry-in dinner at the church to honor Lester Strohm as he entered the army. The note emphasizes safety, diet, sleep, and strong family relations as factors in a safe life. It also reports bulk shipment of about half the milk from Illinois milksheds to markets in bulk tanks.
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Gren
Lester Strohm
Geen &Y
St. Louis
Chicago
Pleasant Breakfast Promotes Safer Day
Extension safety specialist O L Hogsett argues emotions influence daily accidents. He cites temper flare ups and clutter as triggers and notes a calm morning routine can reduce risks for families.
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O. L. Hogsett
University of Iinois
Saadly
Poultry grit may limit chick growth says Illinois expert
A University of Illinois poultry specialist warns that feeding grit to young chicks could reduce weight gain. The same report notes soft corn silage serves as good feed for hogs.
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University of Illinois
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