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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1952
Page
7
A collection of easy to prepare salads and gelatin molds. Cottage cheese rings with peaches and cherries offer color and lightness, while a molded raisin salad combines vinegar sugar and gelatin with carrots and pickles. Various fruit platters, a frozen fruit salad, and serving tips accompany the menu ideas for parties and everyday meals.
The seventh annual Chicago Feeder Cattle Show and Sale at the Chicago Stock Yards drew 257 carloads of feeder calves selling for over one million dollars. Average weight 485 pounds. average price 42.11 per cwt. total sales 1,050,633 dollars. Grand champion blocky Herefords shown by Fred C. DeBerard. Wanatah Indiana buyer paid 85 per cwt for champion calves. Steer calves 132 loads averaged 46.48 per cwt. heifer calves 50 loads averaged 44.15 per cwt.
The text describes assembling a gelatin mold in layers using a thin layer of slightly thickened gelatin and chilling before adding the next layer. Large gelatin folds should be prepared a day ahead to become firm and mild, and for easy unmolding use large molds filled high and loosen edges with a spatula.
The USDA predicts higher meat and poultry consumption in 1952, averaging 144 pounds per person versus 141 in 1951. Beef and veal rise, lamb and mutton edge up, and turkey production may set a new peak while chicken output remains steady.
Experts say 1952 may mark a turning point in meat production with low current slaughter and large inventories setting the stage for a substantial rise in slaughter in future years. The key questions are timing and price impact, with cattle slaughter expected to increase for the first time in five years in 1962.
A guide stresses light jackets for spring and summer fishing in the mountains, plus practical gear like a creel and raincoat. The article recounts a Canada goose incident in Raleigh County where geese roosted on a machine shop roof, were startled by night lights, and most escaped with one recovered and released at Flat Top Lake. the bald eagle is noted as the national emblem adopted on June 20 1782.
A historical note extols quality split bamboo fly rods made from Tonkin cane with precise tapering and heat treatment. It praises the sensitivity and strength for fishing, and explains that well tied dry flies float better and catch more fish, justifying the premium price for top gear.
A new instant use iron on transfer for a red, black and green flower border lets you decorate pockets, coats, tablecloths, pillows and bags without embroidery. Send 25 cents for Pattern No. 400 to Carol Curis, Box 229, Mesticon Square Station, New York 10.
A saying notes that a girl may scream upon seeing a mouse yet bravely tackle a tar with a wolf. The contrast highlights unexpected courage and fear responses in different risky situations.
A city slicker halts at a lonely crossroads and shouts to a hay wagon driver named Cornsilk asking for Des Moines. The farmer feigns surprise and quips back with a bravado filled joke about guessing the route and the name.
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