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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1951
Page
7
Analysis shows over half of farm homes and nearly a quarter of all houses in the United States are more than 30 years old. With 23 million of 42 million homes aged 30+ a large modernization wave is anticipated as new construction slows.
Remodeling of an unused barn created space for livestock and hay, improved the farm’s appearance, and raised property value. The photos show the dilapidated structure before work and the finished barn with an asphalt shingle roof and new siding.
Dorothy Barclay advises shoppers to stock up sugar while plentiful, warns against last minute panic buys, and promotes honey as a safe versatile substitute. She notes citrus fruits and pears in season, canned fruits available, and provides can sizes for planning.
The article argues early Christians treated Christianity as hot news not an old story. It emphasizes the gospel as good news of Jesus and God, the incarnation and atonement, and the church’s call to live as a family sharing this story by all believers, not just ministers.
A survey of 900 farm families across 12 north central states shows most want a one story, six to seven room house with central heating, porches, a basement, a first floor coat closet, and a separate dining room. The kitchen dining area is common while many prefer an additional dining room for six or more people.
University of Kentucky basketball legend Adolph Rupp applies his scouting precision to a herd of Hereford heifers. In his farming program he plans to keep most heifers on the first team if they develop as expected.
New Jersey farmers gained less from rising prices than the nation. Rutgers University economists report state farm prices up 13 percent since the Korean War start, versus 26 percent nationwide. Milk eggs fruits and vegetables are the state's key commodities.
The piece notes biblical references and a devotional reading on 2 Corinthians 5 14 21. It describes a long held Korean bridegroom custom of three days with his in law before returning home. It also mentions official manhood beginning at marriage and a legend about hats to prevent plotting.
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