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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1950
Page
2
The article argues editors of hometown papers wield decisive influence in elections and bond issues. It cites Victor Lawson and urges candidates to meet editors directly, presenting clear, honest aims. It contrasts American freedom with Soviet totalitarianism and recalls UC faculty oath debates over communism.
Westinghouse lamp engineer Robert L. Zahour says a 25-watt bulb heated hotbed speeds up vegetable growth. Seeded vegetables mature about 10 days earlier and flowers bloom a month sooner. Electric cost is about three-tenths of a cent per plant for six weeks, cheaper than soil cables or manure.
Dessert patterns lean lighter with rich contrasts as Lynn Chambers’ column suggests. Cream puff shells flavored with chocolate and filled with mint ice cream lead a lineup that includes Butterscotch Pecan Cake Pudding and Orange Dessert Cake plus a Burnt Sugar Cake with a caramel glaze.
A sermon argues worship alone cannot redeem behavior. Amos and Jesus gezeigt that true religion requires a life aligned with deeds beyond Sunday rites. Worship without moral living is condemned as failing to please God.
The article argues that hybrid vigor could boost livestock efficiency but notes a lack of dependable boars for producing hybrid hogs. It calls for reserving the term hybrid for litters from market-hog farmers and discusses terminology such as hybrid hog and hybrid bear.
Purdue extension agronomist G. P. Walker warns that hard plowing signals dangerously low organic matter in soil. He recommends more sod crops in rotations plus sufficient nitrogen phosphate and potash to improve soil texture, structure, and organic matter supply.
Poultry specialist Bold Ellis of the Wyoming extension warns farmers may feel secure about Newcastle disease. He notes the disease now spans every state and casualties remain heavy despite reduced public talk.
Fortify leftovers with strong spreads and sauces. Slice cold roast veal then top with anchovy paste and butter on rye for a sandwich. Mix grape and cranberry juice for a refresher. Cauliflower with cheese sauce plus toasted almonds makes a tangy treat. Roast beef hash benefits from hollandaise. Spaghetti sauce gains from ham and mushrooms with basil. Leftover sweet potatoes glaze with orange marmalade.
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