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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1952
Page
6
Quick glaze ham with corn syrup and vinegar then brown in hot oven. Savory Rice Dressing blends pre cooked rice celery onion parsley and stock for a fluffy side. Chocolate Chip Nut Kisses whip egg whites sugar chips and nuts into mounds baked slowly until set.
The conservation department will ask deer hunters this fall to provide information at eight checking stations in the northern lower peninsula. Data on deer age health and hunter success supports deer herd management, with stations marked by stars on the map. District headquarters and equipment stations will also collect information as shown. Observer Want Ads Get Results.
A luncheon feature promotes Mexican Fried Chicken as a quick dish for clubs and social groups. The recipe uses a thawed frying chicken, flour, chili powder, onion, green pepper, canned tomatoes, rice, and spices with steps to brown, simmer, then stir in rice for a ready 4 to 6 serving meal.
An old school health ad touts milk and rennet desserts as nourishing and easy to prepare. Instructions describe warming 2 cups milk, dissolving rennet powder, and chilling in glasses for a quick dessert. A separate DC rodent control note says brown banded cockroaches are largely harmless, feeding on glue near connections.
In this piece John van Guilder urges residents to carry cameras daily to capture community life from Christmas decorations to parades and founding landmarks. He stresses that ordinary scenes become valuable memories as few details endure and suggests flash photography for indoor snaps.
Pittsburgh Pa Development of a new chemical for weed and grass control in field crops including cotton shows promise for mechanization. The herbicide Chloro IPC remains in the soil for four to six weeks and inhibits germinating weed seeds by slowing primary root growth. Temperature and rainfall influence its effectiveness.
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