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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
6
The article advises cleaning and polishing furniture by using mild soapy water and a soft cloth. It suggests a two stage process with a spot by spot approach and final drying, guiding using camphor or pepper oil for polish and ensuring thorough rinsing.
Gay mourns Grace Alden and faces a lonely future in Belfort Street as Bethesda memories resurface. The will leaves five thousand dollars to a relative and most of the estate to George Alden, while Bill Graves contemplates finding his brother and starting anew.
A compact recipe combines dates prunes figs and raisins with nuts and pineapple. Cooled fruit mix is formed into a rectangle sliced into twelve bars rolled in coconut and chilled before refrigerator storage.
Spilled perfumes or medicines can damage finish by removing varnish or shellac. Wipe alcohol immediately and blot spots with an oiled cloth. For stains mix lemon oil with rottenstone into a creamy paste and rub in small circles. Then wipe with lemon oil and seal with a new coat or varnish. Hot dishes on unprotected wood leave white stains. dampen a cloth with camphor or peppermint oil, rub, dry, then apply furniture polish.
A simple four sandwich batch uses one beaten egg and two tablespoons milk. Dip lightly then brown in margarine on both sides. Serve with cheese or peas for a special wartime meal. The article also notes railroads expanding freight cars during the war effort and pending deliveries.
OCR fragment suggests a train facility feature described as a portal or wye used for locomotives. The text is garbled but mentions a portal, turning round, and equipment related to trains. No clear events or names emerge.
The readable lines show a jumbled remark about behavior and perception, mentioning a parlor and average expectations. The text is garbled and lacks clear subjects or actions to identify a concrete event or person.
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