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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1958
Page
13
Infrared lamps provide heat for poultry and livestock, warm water, dry paint, and support even heat distribution. They emit less visible light, require careful use to avoid fire hazards, and are recommended to be managed by proper supports and safe distances.
A letter describes Franklin county readers exchanging The Preston Citizen, a trip from Mesa to Jerome Verde River country visits, Scottsdale Christmas bustle, and Chandler glow with a 50 foot tree of tumble weeds. It notes Natal ie Wood and Robert Wagner's marriage in Scottsdale and local homes valued at 100 000 or more.
Poached eggs Benedict, a creation attributed to Napoleon I's chef Benedick, uses Hollandaise sauce, truffle, English muffin, and grilled ham. The recipe serves one, with details for skillet-to-table preparation and garnishing.
M men and Gleaners sang carols beside the temple lily pool as the Lehi schools staged a Christmas program at Mesa High School for visitors. Elder Adam S Bennion spoke as 1350 high priests from five LDS stakes attended a post program social.
A weatherman quips to an old friend that his wife can speak 150 words in two minutes with gusts up to 180, using a weather forecaster’s humor to describe the spouse.
Idaho observes National Children's Dental Health Week February 2 8 noting that children today will reach adulthood with better dental health due to brushing after meals limiting sweets fluoride in water and regular exams First teeth are essential to development and space maintenance for permanent teeth Parents are advised to make dental health a habit through early examinations fluoride use and a balanced diet.
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