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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1952
Page
3
A guide urges yearly inventory of canned goods and supplies for vegetables. It lists prep steps including washing jars, checking seals, and readying utensils, then details safe processing times and pressures for corn greens beans peas carrots and beets to prevent spoilage.
Essay explores King David’s later life showing how sin did not end his soul growth. It highlights humility before God in adversity, enduring Absalom’s rebellion, and a father’s grief. The piece shifts into a recipe excerpt for canning small beets carrots and asparagus with instructions and processing times.
The passage notes David’s insistence on paying full value for the land to build the temple, refusing to offer burnt offerings that cost nothing. It contrasts his younger self with a mature, fully grown soul and emphasizes motive rooted in reverence rather than fear or reputation.
The article explains both benefits and precautions of sun exposure. It notes vitamin D from sunlight aids cold prevention, warns against rapid tanning and sunburn, and advises gradual tanning, protective lotions, lighter summer makeup, and targeted care for elbows and knees. It emphasizes using greaseless, non staining lotions and cooling post sun exposure routines.
The article outlines how corn leaves and ears show starvation when soil lacks potash, causing weak kernels, fragile cobs, and easy lodging. It stresses the need for a balanced fertilizer including potash, phosphate, and soil testing, plus crop rotation with deep-rooted legumes to improve fertility and yields.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports 1.3 million fewer farmers now than a decade ago, yet output rose 25 percent. Mechanization surged. combines and corn pickers, milking machines, trucks, and balers expanded dramatically since 1941. Rural electrification and plumbing reached most homes, boosting home efficiency and reducing farmwomen’s work time.
A local note describes building sunshade for hogs using a 2x4 Jamber frame and pressed wood roof. The design can be completed with surplus materials from around the farm, offering a simple shade solution.
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