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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1948
Page
7
Versatile economical fish dishes appeal to budgets and palates. Tuna puff and salmon loaf use canned fish with eggs milk cheese bread crumbs and vegetables to create hearty protein rich meals. The guide highlights shrimp dishes and serves ideas with salads desserts and simple garnishes.
The article lists Hot Spiced Tomato Juice Tuna Puffs and a Shrimp Loaf recipe with Pimiento Pea Sauce, plus Crab-Spaghetti Casserole and Salmon Rarebit ideas. It highlights seafood dishes, bake times, and serving suggestions, and ends with Lynn’s tip: meat-stretching tricks for meat pies with gravy and vegetables.
The text notes stews stretch meat by adding vegetables gravy and dumplings. It also describes fritter batter using tuna biscuit mix corn milk eggs and yields six to eight servings. It mentions green peppers stuffed with ham seafood meat or chicken extended with baton fife as an excellent satisfying supper.
A traveling zoo tours Cleveland with a jeep-pulled trailer featuring about a dozen tame animals. It visits playgrounds and parks four times daily, drawing up to 100000 viewers per season. A 45 minute talk precedes a petting pen, while a show unit named Showagon offers five nightly performances reaching around 3000 per event.
Washington reports Benton C. Gardner retires after 46 years as chief of the treasury currency redemption division. He oversaw burning worn currency, with last year’s figure likely over five billion dollars, as the Printing and Engraving Bureau supplied fresh bills. Edgar Gary Jr. handles the disposal of old notes.
In Greenfield Massachusetts beekeepers honor Rev Lorenzo L Langstroth for inventing the box shaped hive with movable racks enabling honey removal without disturbing bees. The 1848 invention ended dismantling hives and killing bees and spurred commercial beekeeping.
Bureau of Animal Industry tests on eight eight week old pigs show four infected with roundworm eggs gained far less than four uninfected controls. The pig carrying 109 worms lost weight while controls gained 96 pounds. 39 worms cut growth to 48 percent, 20 worms to 55 percent, 12 worms caused minimal retardation.
The United States Department of Agriculture plans expanded studies on meat freezing and curing under the research and marketing act. A survey will compare current methods, assemble samples, and test quality and nutritive value to identify improvements for extreme winter preservation. The Bureau of Animal Industry will use equipment to freeze meat as low as 100 degrees below zero if needed.
Production of high quality cream will pay dividends to the dairymen. Suggestions include protecting separators from rust, rinsing with chlorine, washing with powder after separation, cooling cream promptly, separating milk after straining, cooling thoroughly before mixing with older cream, keeping containers covered, and using a separate milk room for milking.
Several ailments in sheep including nodular disease stomach worm disease and black scours are caused by worms. The main defense by successful shepherds targets development or reproduction of these parasites. Most eggs and young worms are killed in winter but sheep must be treated to stop worms entering the intestinal tract.
Sewing Circle Patterns No 8258 offers a dress pattern for school wear in sizes 34 through 48 with size 36 short sleeve version. The 36 pattern calls for 1 1/2 yards of 36 or 39 inch fabric.
1. A man typically has 32 permanent teeth. 2. An orthodontist straightens and aligns teeth and jaws. 3. The Taijo trial cost across several nations and proceedings, with no fixed publicized total. 4. The safest states and cities vary by year. common mentions include Massachusetts and Seattle or San Jose in some lists. 5. Florida is sometimes labeled the Cracker State. 6. A horse that has never won a race is called a maiden.
The item lists six trivia results: a number thirty two, a dental correction act where he straightens teeth, a record breaking twenty million dollars, places Connecticut Oklahoma City Okla and Wilmington Del, the state Georgia, and a maiden.
The lower interior of a rusted drum may be corroded. If avoiding a new drum, cut out the corroded section and weld in a new piece. Open the drum, thoroughly clean the interior, then weld the panel.
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