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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1950
Page
6
A tip suggesting to add an egg white to cream that won’t whip to help it stiffen quickly. The method claims to produce firm cream and notes it may go undetected by the mother-in-law if she suspects it has been doctored.
Mrs. Alma Kincaid of St. Louis testifies that HADACOL cured her chronic stomach distress caused by vitamin and mineral deficiencies. She says she can eat normally now, enjoys meals, and recommends HADACOL, claiming a quick improvement and refund if not satisfied. The ad urges readers to order from The LeBlanc Lafayette and notes a trial size price of $1.25.
At a Sheboygan County Holstein Breeders meeting in Plymouth Wisconsin two test cows showed up to a 50 percent rise in milk production after switching from hard to aerated soft water. Notably Sethie Della Forbes increased from 80 pounds to 121 pounds daily, with prior averages shown after calving. The experiment was led by E J Culligan of Northbrook Illinois.
A series of reflections on marriage, divorce, child development, and personal fears. The text argues divorce signals deeper social failure, urges patience and education for adjusting roles, and discusses insecurities tied to pride and primitive impulses. It cites Willie Hoffer and analyzes modern constraints on happiness and self awareness.
Arlene McRobbins recalls Earl Norris, a handsome local man whose vanity and beauty sustain his life, while his self-absorption and thinning hair presage a decline. The letter traces their 12 years of marriage, flirtations, and the looming impact of aging on a once-dominant beauty.
Secretary Brannan announced no marketing quotas will be set for the 1951 wheat crop due to broad compliance with 1950 acreage allotments by growers. He noted that if planting remains within 1951 allotments, quotas may be avoided in the future. The 1950-51 supply is estimated at 1,395 million bushels, about 18 percent above the normal 1,179 million.
A physician notes a recovered ulcer still causes a scar blockage from stomach to small intestine. He cites barium X rays showing reduced passage to a pencil lead size, requiring a surgical passage. Diet and medical treatment can heal ulcers but some cases need operation.
U S Department of Agriculture researchers at Beltsville Maryland report that ultra high frequency sound waves inaudible to humans can knock off corn borer moths. The waves also affect mosquitoes and can destroy some bacteria in milk. Scientists now bombard hybrid seed corn to test if germination speeds up.
The text advises daily servings of vegetables including potatoes and other greens, notes toe grabbing exercises to lift the arch when foot ligaments are weak, warns posture affects spinal stress, and mentions light exercise for heart patients and injections to treat varicose veins.
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