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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1949
Page
6
Readers are urged to create beautiful table settings using affordable dishes and homemade cloths. Guidance covers color harmony with dinnerware, background choices for various styles, and coordinating silverware and glassware to suit simple or period decor.
The article discusses converting textiles into doilies and outlines American pottery types. It contrasts china, semi vitrified ware, and generic pottery, noting translucent china, durable semi-vitreous ware, and affordable American pottery. It advises care tips for stacking and displaying dinnerware.
Elinor Price seeks a way to fix a stagnant twelve year marriage without divorce. Kathleen Norris suggests adopting a needy family, organizing aid for a vulnerable mother and children, and transforming their home life to revive purpose and happiness. The guidance emphasizes shared sacrifice and practical care over conflict.
Trials with 2 4 D formulations show Esteron 44 and amine liquid salts can effectively control wild onion and wild garlic in lawns pastures and seed fields. Ester 44 at 3 to 4 pounds per acre works well with water varying from 5 to 125 gallons per acre, with pasture results favoring Esteron 44 but amine salts preferred near flowers and shrubs due to volatility concerns.
A new highly ornamental necklace attaches to a strapless evening dress to hold it in place with a utilitarian function. The matching necklaces and bracelets are pace setters, illustrated by a cluster of simulated pearl grapes against rhinestone leaves and gold accents.
Religious teachers draw parables from Jesus as memorable truths about God and life. The prodigal son warns that sowing wild oats brings consequences, and modern society wastes resources, weakens marriage, and sustains vice. God forgives only within his law of sowing and reaping.
A Kansas State College extension service report credits moisture conservation practices for reviving a badly eroded BS acre field. Green manure with sweet clover seeded in 1946, terracing, contour farming, waterway development, and planned terraces helped revive yield after six idle years.
The article traces how daily bathing became common in America, noting pre Civil War people rarely used tubs at home. It records that Lincoln’s era saw the White House receive its first bathtub and that New York City installed the first all iron tub in 1870.
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