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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1951
Page
4
A homemaker urges regular wall care to cut painting and papering expenses. Dust first, choose a cleaning aid, and use soft water to avoid streaks. For dirty walls use dough cleaners for papered or painted surfaces and treat stains with blunt methods to protect wall coverings.
A humorous piece centers on patrons debating menu prices labeled as pre Korean war. Waiters Louis and the proprietor juggle wartime price jargon and mock terms from Di Salle to Ridgway while注文 for a sandwich and drink.
A tale of Marlise Ross guiding her jealous husband Harold toward change. Through small acts, shared walks, and listening in court, she reshapes family dynamics, showing love can renew a strained marriage. The piece ends noting many couples separate yet lose love in divorce.
A report describes tiger lore across Asia from Chinese medicine to battlefield bravado. It notes tiger bones and whiskers used in tonics and pills, and that Korean soldiers rely on tiger lore before combat, while tiger symbolism spans Euphrates to Okhotsk as a sign of power and authority.
Sewing Circle Patterns promotes a two piece pinafore with soft eyelet ruffles and twin pockets in sizes 12 through 20. It details fabric yardage for size 14 and 33 3/8 yards of 35 or 39 inch fabric plus 1 1/4 yards of eyelet embroidery, and advertises pattern No 1237 for a multi size frock with yoke and scalloped front.
Walnuts enrich salads with chicken or tuna and pair with curry served over rice or in cheese sandwiches. Glaze carrots with orange juice and brown sugar for spice. Make a peppery potato chip dip with calavo curry vinegar and tabasco. Use orange juice with squash pulp and seasonings. Cook cabbage with sour apples and caraway. Save cooking water for soup or gravy. Crisp fish dishes with a contrasting texture. Cole slaw remains thrifty. Soak new clothes pins before use to prevent splitting.
Mrs. Fred R. Lamp of Des Moines won eleven prizes for food exhibits at the Iowa State Fair in 1950. She credits Fleischmanns New Improved Active Dry Yeast for fast rising dough and superior flavor, urging readers to bake at home.
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