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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1951

Page

2

Eisenhower warns Congress to bolster Western Europe defense

Five years after urging demobilization, General Eisenhower again challenged Congress and the American people to send men and materiel to Europe to deter Soviet aggression. He warned against demobilization, urged sustained defense production, and criticized contemporaries for resisting his plans.

Dwight D. Eisenhower House Senate Library of Congress Europe Congress Washington General Eisenhower Eisenhower Russia Secretary of Defense George Marshall

Cooked Fish Lures with Delicate Flavor and Quick Recipes

Many readers dislike fish odors but proper cooking eliminates unpleasant smells. The feature offers several recipes such as Creole Salmon, Spanish Style Fish, and Baked Fillet of Fish, plus variations like Lobster Tails, Lobster Fries, and a mustard hollandaise sauce.

Lynn Chambers

Wood Ford Farm Builds 100 Cow Ayrshire Dairy Barn Avon Conn

The Wood Ford Farm at Avon Connecticut completed a modern 100 cow dairy barn after a prior fire. The six year milk record Ayrshire herd is housed in a fireproof building with vermiculite filled walls asbestos shingles and peak ventilation.

Wood Ford Farm Ayrshire United States Wood Ford Avon Conn Wood Farm

New Burley Strains Near Free of Wildfire and Nicotine

Agriculture department plant scientist Dr. E. E. Clayton developed burley tobacco lines highly resistant to wildfire and with lower nicotine content. The new strains grow more vigorously but will take two to three years to reach growers as they are refined for local conditions. The resistance originated from a wild species after 15 years of study.

Agriculture Department E. E. Clayton

Protect Bags From Rodent Damage With Suspended Pipe

Farmers can prevent mice and rats from damaging empty feed sacks by hanging an iron pipe longer than the sack width from the ceiling with two wire lengths. The rodent cannot descend the wire to reach the sacks, saving money over a year.

North Carolina youth wins 1950 4 H sweet potato contest

Dickie Batten of Selma NC harvested 2131 bushels with 1431 grade U S No 1 on 43 10 acres. He grossed 3652 from a 4 H club project and after 724 71 expenses netted 2927 29 or 6680 76 per acre, winning the state 4 H sweet potato contest for 1950.

Dickie Batten Selma N.C U.S

Workbench Extension From Stock Sizes and Workshop Pattern

The article notes a workbench extension built from stock sizes to fit a compact shop and lists pattern numbers 338 for the bench and 337 for the extension with a price of 25 cents. It also mentions a Workshop Pattern Service in Bedford Hills New York. It then provides a homemade ink eradicator recipe using one part bleach to ten parts water kept in a labeled bottle with a rubber stopper and glass applicator.

Health Hint and Quick Quips From The Swim Hole

A collage of kid snippets and jokes at a swimming hole. Banter touches on health tips from Bob and Bill, a pinochle quip about money, a lecturer noting a dense crowd, and a bystander’s sharp read on nerves. Jerry declines to swim citing his mother’s Saturday bath rule.

Jerry

Restoring Ink From Old Bottle Sediment

A dry ink bottle with settled sediment can still yield usable ink by adding a small amount of cold water to revive the residue. The simple process recovers pigment and reconstitutes the liquid ink for writing.

Topeka Woman Wins Cooking Sweepstakes at Free Fair

Mrs. R. C. Carr of Topeka captured the cooking sweepstakes at the 1950 Kansas Free Fair, marking her second consecutive top honor after a first and second place in 1949. The feature notes yeast as key to delicious baked treats and promotes Fleischmanns Active Dry Yeast as easy and fast to use.

Topeka Kansas Free Fair Kansas R. C. Carr Fleischmann

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