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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1956
Page
6
Rev. Robert Wi Warper reflects on the Good Samaritan story teaching that neighbor includes anyone in need. He notes the lawyer’s question about scope and argues Jesus defined neighbor as the man in need, regardless of race or distance, urging all to love and serve beyond borders.
The passage advises cleaning and restoring old items. It mentions rubbing blacked floors with fine steel wool, applying shellac and denatured alcohol, wet cleaning books with a sponge and mild soap, and using a mild alcohol water solution on leather. It also warns to test bricks before painting.
Combine kidney beans with shredded cabbage celery onion and cooked bacon. Add salt and mix with vinegar and mayonnaise. Toss lightly and chill. Serve over lettuce.
The article offers household advice such as rubbing bricks over excess mortar, making a broom mitt from eld Turkish toweling, and using a wood bleach with a cotton wrapped toothpick for burn stains. It also suggests soaking discolored nylons in water conditioner and detergent, repeating the treatment as needed.
A first person reminiscence from Dorothy Mhriers of Council Bluffs Iowa recounts a family wagon trip from Iowa to Texas and New Mexico with music from an organ a hailstorm in Oklahoma a crossing at the Cimarron River and a final train ride back to Iowa. The piece accompanied a local Kansas town notice.
Economists say broad farm legislation cannot be fair to all farmers and average income data fails for the two thirds producing 15 percent of crops. The Senate approved a bill to require the Census Bureau to collect income data by farm class, aiming to tailor price supports to the 2 million commercial farms vs 2.7 million smaller farms.
A 1954 census counts 6.7 million farms, an 11 percent drop from 1950, while acreage under production remains similar. Farm operators fall to 4.6 million from 5.17 million in 1950, with 1.3 million part time. Class 1 to 3 farms supply 74 percent of crops for about 5 million people averaging $5,148 income, while classes 4 to 6, producing 24 percent, yield average family incomes of 1,741 for about 10 million people.
A partial crossword puzzle listing across and down clues with misread letters and partial phrases. Clues include historical names such as D Urbervilles and musical terms, but many entries are garbled or incomplete, suggesting OCR errors and fragmented language throughout.
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