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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1959
Page
9
Doctors urge a regular breakfast supplying one quarter to one third of daily needs. A good morning meal supports alertness and energy, aids weight balance, and reduces mid day snacking. Suggested items include fruit juice, cereal, milk, toast, and often eggs or breakfast meat.
A report by the Associated Taxpayers of Idaho shows per pupil costs range from 203 to 372 dollars in 1957-58 across 50 districts. Glenns Ferry reports 372 dollars per pupil with 601 students, while Payette spends 203 dollars for 1303 students.
The text notes capital outlay as 7.92 percent of total expenditures in 1952 53 dropping to 4.72 percent in 1957 58. Debt service rose from 7.15 percent to 8.65 percent. Also mentions other costs 2.90 to 1.76.
An aging patient asks the doctor for a diagnosis after examination. The physician responds with uncertainty, calling the situation a miracle. A battered man is helped up by a policeman near a saloon as he attempts to describe his assailant.
A dessert recipe blends an unbaked nine inch pie crust with orange marmalade as a pastry base and a light cake batter baked inside. Reba Staggs touts lard as a key shortening, yielding a flaky crust and tender cake, with ice cream or whipped cream as a topping.
An Idaho traffic safety division message urges using common sense and proper attitudes on the road. It warns against speeding and following too closely and notes three seconds to close a 60 mph two-car gap. Obey traffic signs to protect lives.
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