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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1938
Page
2
A spring luncheon idea features Two-In-One biscuits filled with seasoned ground meat, served upside down with cream sauce, paired with a light salad and dessert. The recipe covers flour, baking powder, salt, shortening, milk, and buttermilk options, plus detailed steps for flaky tender biscuits baked at high heat.
An article extols rural benefits of electrical devices in farm homes. It highlights appliances from kitchen clocks and mixers to heaters, irons, and bathroom gadgets. The piece argues convenience, time savings, and comfort justify the cost and evolving acceptance among farmers.
A large flock on the farm of C F Walters, 23 miles northwest of Gray Ridge in Stoddard county, is drawing interest. Walters notes such a sizable sheep herd is uncommon in the area and reports visitors from nearby farms have come to see it.
An advertisement touts REV PRESCRIPTION as a remedy for rheumatism claiming quick relief. It promises a money back guarantee if pain continues within two weeks and urges purchase through druggists.
You may have little ability to judge mortuary services or compare costs. Reputation, earned by years of service and self-imposed standards, becomes a bulwark in times of need. The ambulance service operates 24 hours daily at phone number 702.
From great distances to see the sheep and lambs, Mr. Walters purchased 200 Rambouillet ewes last December. He now has 190 spring lambs, about 100 ready for market late July and the rest by September. Farmers watch the project to gauge sheep production feasibility in the area. Walters is an active Sikeston Production Credit Association member.
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