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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1951
Page
7
A late Department of Agriculture survey shows beef cattle and swine on U.S. farms near an all time high. Beef cattle may total 65.4 million by January 1, 1952, with dairy cattle excluded. The 1951 pig crop is pegged at 106 million, about 5 percent above 1950, and pork production is seen 5 to 10 percent higher than last year. Chickens are also at record levels.
An idea for gardeners with limited wall space. Bore angled holes in a 1 by 4 board, insert old clothespins, trim ends, and nail the board on the wall to hang tools. Practical and convenient storage solution.
A 1951 World Lesson argues that every person is a person first, not a race tag. It cites Jesus with the Samaritan woman, Peter with Cornelius, and a Scotch elder to show Christian unity beyond ethnic lines.
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics argues that U S farming must expand family farms to meet rising production needs. War era shifts pushed small farms toward larger, more mechanized operations showing high efficiency, but further gains depend on labor and scale beyond full mechanization.
Mrs. Phil Patterson of Colorado proposes dyed mulch to match flower beds. A 10 cent package of vegetable dye mixed with water can color large amounts of mulch, making gardens more beautiful. Mulches long touted as a gardener’s best friend now gain decorative use.
The fragment outlines verses from John 4 4 14 Acts 10 25 28 Colossians 3 11 and a devotional focus on Isaiah 11 providing thematic reflections. It emphasizes inclusion across cultures and the messianic prophecy themes guiding faith practice.
A warm school-day outfit for young girls featuring a simple skirt and blouse with a crisp vest. Pattern No 8644 offers sizes 6 through 14 with fabric yardage for vest skirt and blouse. details include 54 inch and 35 inch widths.
A stylish shirtwaist frock is offered in half sizes to fit a shorter figure. Pattern No. 8725 provides size 14 to 24 with several sleeve options. The Fall and Winter STYLIST issue features 48 pages of easy to sew styles, printed inside, priced at 25 cents.
A jokey exchange contrasts a husband and wife about home life and romance. The wife jokes that the home is the only place open, while the husband notes no nights out for two years. The doctor labels the issue rheumatism.
Mrs. Floyd Smith of Tolle son Arizona reports two months of HADACOL use improved her energy and vitality. The ad claims HADACOL vitamins and minerals help if fatigue is from deficiencies of B1 B7 Niacin and iron, with a money back guarantee and direct order option from The LeBlanc Corporation.
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