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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1950
Page
17
A King Features Syndicate piece from 1950 warns against a fat heavy all you can eat diet. It notes high protein can boost fat burn but warns of calcium deficits and acidosis risks from excessive fat and low salt. Salt restriction and seasonality effects are also discussed.
A practical budget meal using frankfurters with rice and vegetables, plus an eggs and cheese alternative. The recipe outlines steps to create a creamy sauce with milk, flour, and seasonings, then combines it with sliced franks and served over hot rice. An egg cheese variation employs bouillon, butter, flour, and parsley to make a rich sauce, mushrooms, and hard boiled eggs on toast nests.
A Q and A style piece answers readers questions on detecting gas leaks, boosting nail gloss, and adding flavor to meats with practical tips. It warns not to use flames when checking for leaks and suggests paste of soap and water to reveal leaks.
Hazard Kentucky reports Buckthorn school farm uses five geese to weed an acre of straw berries. Farm manager Howard Bundine says the method is simple and humane. Fence the geese in he explains, if they fly out crop one wing.
Ragweed pollen signals August misery for millions with runny noses swollen eyes and fits of sneezing. Treatments include desensitization pollen shots air conditioning antihistamines and avoiding pollen exposure, guided by medical supervision.
The text notes that salt water becomes fresh via distillation, leaving salt as residue. It adds that fingerprinting appeared in China by 400 B.C. with India and Japan following, and mentions the sun lies about 93 million miles away with light taking roughly 500 seconds to reach Earth.
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