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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1948
Page
8
Reading material explains how moisture levels affect linens cottons and other fibres to avoid blotchy dull finishes. It notes fabrics like silk rayon and rayon blends may be ironed partially dry and warns against over dampening or ironing certain items such as elastic fabrics waterproofed textiles and pile fabrics like velvety textures.
The article discusses hospital cleaning and patient care standards, praising Mrs. Scoggin and Mrs. Se for duties in ward upkeep and cleanliness. It notes German POWs assisting, mentions Duke Hospital, and compares December food spending to prior years, highlighting long-term food cost trends since 1920.
The 1948 Whizzer bike motor was unveiled this week with S. T. Rogers of Western Auto announcing no price increase for the new model. It fits most balloon tire bikes and features twist grip controls a 2.5 horsepower four cycle air cooled design a steel cable notched V belt drive an auto type carburetor and extensive chrome on exposed metal parts.
New crop Irish potatoes move heavily to market from Mississippi Alabama Georgia South Carolina and Florida with North Carolina diggings continuing. Spring cabbage production in North Carolina Maryland and Virginia is seen about 30 percent above last year. Meat production in each quarter of 1948 likely falls from 1947. Government egg purchases under support price program expected to decline. US Forest Service maintains 3 200 lookout towers in 152 national forests.
A reader asks if first calf affects the heifer calf quality and if aging beef before storage matters. The answers say first calf quality does not determine calf quality and aging tenderness improves with time though longer aging can cause stronger odors.
A reader notes mold on beef surface after aging beyond ten days and suggests freezing to tenderize. The article answers onions may be frozen and thawed slowly but will not keep long. It also cites June plentiful foods with Irish potatoes cauliflower celery tops and fruits like grapes and lemons, plus canned peas pumpkin sweet potatoes tomato products honey and eggs.
A fragment requests interested individuals to reach out to a female contact for further information. The line offers no names, place, or contact specifics beyond an invitation to connect.
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