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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1949
Page
6
Household memos share winter salad ideas by Lynn Accent on Salads. Colorful molded salads use tomato, snow cap vegetables, and cranberry flavors to brighten menus and boost nutrition. Cider sherbet and squash casseroles with meringue offer additional seasonal twists.
A collage of old fashioned recipes lists crocks of creamed ham and turkey on biscuits, fruit molds with cranberries, raisins and gelatin, scalloped veal and ham with macaroni, and kidney skewers. The note includes serving tips and odd flavor suggestions like coffee in baked beans.
Radiant heating is highlighted as a valuable newer method in farm building construction. A double quonset turkey house, 60 by 220 feet on W. E. Wright’s Mitchell County Iowa farm, uses hot water through embedded copper tubing in concrete floors to maintain 50 to 70 degrees in winter. The building houses about 3,500 breeder hens or 20,000 poults, can be managed by three workers, and uses supplementary unit heaters during severe cold. The system’s details appeared in American Builder magazine.
Agronomists say erosion loss per acre hinges on water handling. Soils rich in organic matter absorb water quickly and hold it for crops. Well managed land with soil-building rotations, deep rooted legumes, fertilizer, and conservation tillage slows water and reduces runoff. Naked overcropped land lacks organic matter and nutrients, causing rapid water drainage.
Column explains prayer as key for Christians facing uncertainty as the Early Church prepared for Pentecost. It urges readers to wait in prayer, set apart a Judas replacement witness, and seek power through divine guidance in the new year.
S L Vogel of the North Dakota agricultural extension service warns that front wheels on farm tractors must be serviced and adjusted annually due to dusty conditions. Replacing front wheel bearings costs about 37 dollars per bearing with four bearings in each front wheel, and two lubrication methods are used including hand packed.
Meat tonnage produced in feedlots rose this fall and winter as a generally favorable feed ratio improves the supply outlook for consumers. Livestock market analyst H. Conway says roughage support boosted production, with Pena noted in context.
Hadacol shifts workdays to keep textile workers at Cannon Mills in Kannapolis and a Salisbury mill on the job. Credits relief from B vitamins and minerals for improved digestion energy and stamina.
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