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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1955
Page
3
The article reflects on King Josiah’sPassover reforms and emphasizes thorough preparation for worship. It urges solemn, well-ordered services across churches, noting the value of communal worship and attention to every part of the service for uplifting devotion.
Ad for fashion patterns from Dehy Lane Bureau listing patterns 3071 and others in lavender and green tones. Includes sizes 10 through 40 and prices 50 cents per dress pattern, plus needlework pattern and fashion book options. Mail order details at Madison Square Station New York.
A medical professor debunks the nursery rhyme about girls being made of sugar and spite. He lists chemical ingredients in stark detail, arguing the idea is a myth and praising science for revealing truth. The piece frames a new generation as poised to move beyond outdated notions of gender.
Cookbook note suggests a cold crabmeat mayonnaise salad with crisp cucumber slices. The method emphasizes light flavors and easy prep to beat the heat before cooking meals.
A simple cookie recipe yields about six dozen treats by mixing brown sugar with eggs, folding in dry ingredients, and adding chopped black walnut meats. Drop spoonfuls on a greased sheet and bake at 375 F for about 12 minutes. cool briefly before removing.
An excerpt lists fruit based desserts and toppings. It suggests sherbet flavors with syrups and fruit salads, plus ideas for puddings, pies, and a cheese topping. It mentions orange and lime sherbets with various fruit sauces and a cream cheese pairing.
McMannan of the American Bowling Congress is named president of the Hudson County Industrial League since 1925. Canada plans to send 155 athletes to the 1956 Winter and Summer Olympics with an estimated cost of 206 504 dollars. Newton Z. Ranall, 71, former baseball outfielder for the Cubs and Braves, dies in Duluth. Ray Ashcraft of Elizabethtown Country Club posts a near miss on No 4 tee while his wife achieves a hole in one. The Cinderella rowing crew from the University of British Columbia will sail to England for the Royal Henley Regatta after winning at the British Empire Games.
Columns critique 90 percent parity for farm prices amid surpluses and rising storage costs. Editorials compare rigid price supports to ineffective medicine and urge new solutions. Commentary from Whiteside County News and Audubon Journal warns about aging and achievement.
Mrs. John B. Amon recalls childhood trips by horse drawn carriage through country lanes. She describes dust, clover scent, wild roses, farm sights, and a stop at Eagle Creek near Waterloo with a horse dipping its nose in water.
LYN CONNELLY argues about Arthur Godfrey's firing practices and on air decisions. The piece notes lack of warning, industry rights to hire and fire, and public perception shaped by past stunts. It contrasts other talents like Frank Parker and Julius LaRosa and cites dismissals of Betty Clooney and Pupil Campe for engagements.
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