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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1954
Page
8
The article emphasizes early treatment for arthritis, integrated care including diet, exercise, hygiene, and climate. It endorses heat therapy, electricity baths, Swedish massage, and physiotherapy while warning against overwork and harmful habits. Massage, rest, and nutrition support recovery, with cautions against improper massage.
The article warns rabies as a global threat with 1940 to 1945 US cases and emphasizes Pasteur treatment limitations. It asserts Britain eliminated rabies for about 27 years, detailing the disease’s painful progression and the futility of cures once developed.
A nostalgic breakfast feature detailing how to make two loaves of Oat Bread with steam hot oats, milk, and sweet strawberry preserves. The recipe covers yeast preparation, mixing steps, rising times, shaping into two loaves, leaf pans, and baking at 425 F then 375 F, yielding two loaves.
Southern Idaho ranchers shifted from corn belt rations to roughage last winter, per University of Idaho extension livestock specialist E F Rinehart. Tours covered over 10 000 cattle across 19 feedlots with windbreaks and straw bedding common. Minimal use of urea or morea noted. trace minerals and bone meal were used variably, with free choice minerals common.
Farmers report preferring long feeding periods with limited grain to promote hay and silage markets and soil fertility. Calves gain less on high silage, with one and a half pounds of grain per 100 pounds live weight as a typical maximum. Dry mild weather boosted gains, while Idaho feed grain stocks showed declines for oats and barley from the previous year, though corn stocks rose.
Wheat stored on Idaho farms mills elevators and warehouses totaled 9 328 000 bushels on July 1 this year nearly double the 5 004 000 bushels a year earlier and higher than the 1943 52 July 1 average of 4 576 000 bushels. Idaho stocks fell 12 291 000 bushels from April 1 to July 1 as government held wheat shipped out of state to make room for this year crop. Pacific Northwest stocks in all positions reached 79 316 000 bushels versus 27 039 000 a year ago with north Idaho and Oregon more than double the prior year.
A quirky note from the Christian Science Monitor mentions using toothpaste tubes to dispense peanut butter jelly catsup and mustard. It imagines children placing strawberry jelly beside a toothbrush, as discussed in a humorous newsroom exchange. Then a local call to Preston Citizen is noted.
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