Seidel outlines 1955 Farm Bureau goals and challenges
Richard Seidel delivers the 37th annual Farm Bureau report focusing on individual liberty versus government programs, need for a full time organizer, and expanded policy development. He urges unity, criticizes left wing farm groups, and calls for programs to boost dairy consumption, 4-H, Rural Youth, and education while facing drought impacts and price instability.
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Voice of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
Marion County Farm Bureau
New Swiss Steak Recipe Uses Canned Apple Slices
A budget friendly Swiss steak dish blends 2 pounds beef with canned apple slices to create a tender main course. The recipe uses seasoned flour onions carrots bay leaf oregano and apple juice, simmered until tender then thickened for a rich gravy yielding six servings.
Health Talk on Mumps by Educational Committee
The Illinois State Medical Society Educational Committee explains that mumps is a serious and prevalent disease commonly misclassified as a childhood illness. It is caused by a virus and mainly affects the parotid glands near the ears, causing swelling, high fever for four to five days, and tender areas on one side of the jaw.
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Illinois State Medical Society
Mumps Illness and Potential Complications
The article explains that both sides of the face can be affected though one side is common, with difficulty eating and talking as chief complaints. It notes 30 percent of Americans may have had mumps unknowingly, contributing to epidemic spread and contact ambiguity. Adults may suffer gland complications risking sterility. children are less at risk before puberty.
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