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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1951
Page
3
Tips on selecting young rhubarb and berries, washing and trimming stalks, and packing with sugar for freezing. Instructions cover jars and freezer trays, preserving color and flavor, plus ideas for rhubarb strawberry jam and safe storage for long-term use.
The article cites Bobby Dodd of Georgia Tech as an authority on football operations and costs. It notes big universities bear rising expenses to run programs while bowls and revenue streams shape who can compete and how. It mentions Army Navy Michigan Ohio State Texas SMU and others, with Tennessee Kentucky relying on bowl money.
Bobby Dodd argues football faces deep financial and strategic issues. He cites unlimited substitution and the double platoon system as costly, notes only Tennessee and Kentucky remain solvent in the SEC, and mentions television plans as a potential remedy. He warns that improper TV use could worsen bankruptcy and stresses the need for coordinated action.
In a lengthy discussion, Jim Rhody tracks the rise of glass fishing rods for casting, spinning, and fly use. Montague experts describe making solid glass and tubular rods stronger, lighter, and more durable than metal and bamboo options, with rigorous testing confirming reliability.
Two men suspected of stealing a loaded cattle truck from Harry Hardin's ranch fled after dawn. They drove toward town and later to a garage, while Hardin remained unaware of the theft until daylight.
The Wildlife Management Institute reports mourning doves are dying in large numbers in Alabama due to trichomoniasis. Alabama cooperative wildlife research unit investigators note the 1950 die-off may be exceeded this year.
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