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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1948
Page
7
Mrs Garrity reads Hal Boyds item about Darrell Miller and Marianne Lane. She buys seven dollars worth of gardenias and writes a note to express support. The lovers deny a split and publish a shared message to her, ending with Mrs Garritys quiet pride.
A lighthearted survey of slang and coined phrases with playful definitions. It presents terms like idea for identification and no runs no errors in a cheeky, informal tone, noting how teens invent and reuse expressions.
Wisconsin FFA chapters and Kraft tested grass silage and found twelve advantages for dairymen. Benefits include up to 30 percent more protein in alfalfa, weather-safe haying, orderly crop preservation, weed seed destruction, erosion control, pest management, preservation of weedier crops, autumn rest for pastures, and improved winter milk and butter color and vitamin content versus corn silage or sun-cured hay.
Dr J J Christiansen of the University of Minnesota explains disease control to W A Brown as he displays two dishes containing fungi samples. The scene honors U S wheat champions in Minnesota.
Among rules to be followed when dipping sheep are fast the sheep several hours before dipping. Do not dip sheep immediately on arrival if they have become heated. Do not dip sheep in an arsenical bath if they have open wounds. Do not put the sheep in the bath head first. Prepare the bath strictly in accordance with package instructions and mix thoroughly.
Iowa State College veterinarians warn young cocklebur seedlings are poisonous to swine and pose greater danger this year due to short pastures. Hogs may eat the burrs seeking green feed. the recommended remedy is to keep hogs out of fields until cocklebur is eliminated.
Two pretty fabrics pair to fashion this frock for young girls. Tiny ruffling finishes the curved yoke and pockets. Pattern No. 8330 is for sizes 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 years with fabric requirements.
Keep powdered sugar in tight glass or tin containers to avoid lumping. Cook potatoes in their jackets to save vitamins near the skin. Slice leftovers, pour white sauce and cheese, bake half an hour. Garnish bread pudding with nuts or coconut. Toast shapes for kids with jelly and warm milk.
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