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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1949
Page
7
The article promotes full size patterns for easy and inexpensive furniture making. It showcases a collapsible leg Salisbury table and tray design usable indoors or outdoors. Patterns are traced on lumber with straightforward steps and no special tools required.
Practical ideas for dressing winter vegetables with bold flavors and varied cooking methods. Recipes include baked carrots with cinnamon, spiced red cabbage, stuffed Idaho potatoes with frankfurters, and broccoli souffle. Also mentions using basil vinegar, Parmesan enhancements, and simple additions like herbs and sauces to boost appeal.
A factory introduces a ground up designed side-delivery rake for high speed tractor use with floating reel and basket, full length teeth, dual forward speeds plus tedding mode, and reverse rake. It claims the first major change in 50 years for this machine.
Hollow eggplant halves are filled with cooked eggplant mushrooms onion and cream sauce then topped with crumbs and baked at 400 F for 20 minutes. Onions can be hollowed and filled with mushrooms and cheese sauce baked covered in a moderate oven for an hour.
State wildlife agents tested a new repellent by B F Goodrich with Swan Island refuge officials. The product sprayed on crops makes deer and certain insects avoid treated leaves, reducing browse damage and agricultural losses estimated at $150,000 annually in Maine districts and millions nationally. Researchers push for effective repellents to curb wildlife raiding.
Beef cattle readily lap citrus molasses from troughs and drums. Farmers mix trough and drum molasses to feed cattle. The trough measures about 30 inches wide and 12 feet long.
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