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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
7
Fine steel wool safeguards aluminum cookware and a Farmers' Bulletin offers kitchen remodeling ideas to cut work. Pectin aids strawberry jellies and USDA guidance explains proportions. Home economists praise checked sheer cottons and tissue linings for versatile frocks, noting dyeing and washability.
The article describes recipes including two dozen hard shell clams with lobster and white sauce, and a snapper salad with capers celery and mayonnaise. It also covers beef and marrow sandwiches made from broth meat, seasoned and toasted, served with soup for a hearty meal.
A letter urges residents of Milford to take personal responsibility for improving yards, fences, and sheds, keeping cemeteries clean, repairing fences, and trimming dilapidated houses near the business district. The writer argues small efforts can transform the town’s appearance and restore civic pride.
Dorothy Levi urges Milford citizens to continue town improvements and supervised playground activities to boost civic pride. She praises patriotism of local business people and calls for further citizen involvement to match early settlers' vision for Milford's appearance and growth.
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The article explains that when a president leaves office the vice president ascends to the presidency and the office of the presidency passes to the vice president. It notes the senate presides over proceedings and outlines the line of succession within the state.
A humorous note from J A Bow ford of the State Automobile Assn. describes a man on tour forced by high blood pressure to seek a low altitude destination. After exhausting options, he lowers tires to follow a doctor's advice and find relief in an off map locale.
A humorous sketch recounts a string of automotive misfires and misbeliefs. Characters confuse gauges, suspenders, belts, and jail enclosures for Rex kings. A man stalls on a gasoline gauge reading, hoping a car runs on reputation.
Partial timetable details show eastbound train numbers 28 8 26 2 10 with departure times around 6 20 pm 11 51 am 1 58 pm 2 10 pm 9 45 pm and westbound numbers 8 25 7 11 am 2 50 pm 5 55 pm with various stations and trackage notes.
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