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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1952
Page
3
A jumble of home care ideas covers cleaning metal with soda paste, rinsing and drying dishes, warming hints for faster cleaning, jam preparation with oil inside pots, cheese and chili sauce spreads on Melba toast, and repurposing a worn blanket as a bed pad for added comfort.
A writer argues that bass can be caught year round in open-water, not just in warm seasons. He cites a February Elk Horn Creek, Kentucky, incident where a plugger caught five smallmouths in five casts as proof, noting winter success in lakes and streams while urging anglers to reexamine winter bass assumptions.
A quirky note describes a new lure named the Deep Minno by Weber of Stevens Point Wisconsin. Mr A L Bauman provided test specimens for evaluation.
A farmer describes spring seeding with a 0 20 20 fertilizer mix and ammonium nitrate, yielding two brome crops first year and 80 tons of hay second year. His dairy herd grazed on the pasture, and a novel lure reportedly caught 48 bream in two hours, far exceeding worm and minnow anglers. The note also touches on English harrier hounds and varmint hunting lore.
Fiandsome pattern offers tissue transfer for a velvet or wool skirt with a wide embroidered waistband and large pockets. Includes sewing and embroidery instructions and 25 cent price for pattern No. 10 in sizes 26 and waist inch, with Joan Stuart Madison Square Station New York.
Historical Ireland saw a century of population loss until recent years. Births have risen with a surplus over deaths, averaging 7,000 per year since 1946, while net migration continued to influence overall numbers.
A first successful vaudeville show features Samson and Delilah whose act brings the house down.
The 1952 outlook from the Department of Agriculture foresees larger food supplies and higher incomes. Beef and veal production expected to offset military needs, with meat availability depending on marketing decisions. Fish steady with more fresh and frozen options, eggs chicken and turkey rising, dairy fluids up while butter stays down. Fresh vegetables may remain tight but spring plantings encouraged by 1951 price levels.
A fragmented note outlines swine housing needs with emphasis on shade, straw, weeds, and piled materials to shelter hogs. It discusses customizing bedding to individual needs and mentions trial and error in evaluating effective options for swine producers.
The readable text fragment mentions pasture management and seeding on a dairy farm. It references a Brazing Season, cattle care terms, and pasture fertilization. Specific names, places, dates, or concrete outcomes are not provided in the legible portions.
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