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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1949
Page
7
When pans have humps in the middle heat them and invert them then roll the rolling pin over the inverted bottoms. Wilted carrots regain freshness if left in cold water for a while. Hang towels and napkins crosswise between parallel lines to save steps and reduce drying space for large washes.
At a luncheon with President Truman and Louis Johnson they set an April 1 date for Johnson’s appointment, with Forrestal volunteering to aid the transition. The article notes leaks around the maneuver and mentions broader U S political corruption probes in Michigan and foreign policy concerns about Tito and Yugoslavia.
Vernon H Moore of Rock County Wisconsin won the 1948 barley contest conducted in seven midwest states by the Midwest Barley Improvement Association. He received 1000 dollars cash, a trophy, a special ribbon, and an all expense trip to Minneapolis plus Wisconsin state prize 500 dollars county prize 25 dollars and state and county trophies.
Michigan State College engineer says wet corn can be dried by heated air to prevent spoilage as warmer weather approaches. Experiments in several states show chimneyless drying with a haydrier fan slows mold growth and preserves corn quality.
Auburn Polytechnic Institute extension service garden specialist J. C. Ford says a fruit jar can best apply the correct amount of fumigant per row. Drill a 10 or 20 penny hole near one lid margin to pour liquid and a smaller air hole near the opposite lid side.
The piece surveys the Winter Book ahead of Derby season and baseball, weighing Derby contenders like Blue Peter and Capot against veterans such as Ocean Wave. It notes mixed prospects for the Indians, Red Sox, and Yankees, and previews races from Maryland to New England with names like Musial Slaughter Brecheen and Blue Peter shining through.
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