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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1953
Page
2
Bert ram A. Jackson was struck on the head last August when a life boat broke loose from its moorings on an Army tugboat. He received a bill from the Army on Wednesday asking him to pay 146.36 dollars to cover damage to the life boat.
In Branford Florida a sausage factory truck carrying 109 hogs slid on a slick road near the Suwannee River and the herd escaped into a swamp. Only five hogs were recaptured, leaving more than 100 at large after the Christmas reprieve.
A schematic shows a farm water supply including a water softener. Softening is advised for most farm and home supplies, though lawn sprinkling and livestock can use hard water. Local dealers can assess hardness and determine conditioning needs to improve appliance efficiency and longevity.
Congress will tackle restoring export markets for American farm products as domestic oversupply and a 30 percent drop in exports pressure policy. Ezra Taft Benson links price support to market loss while experts note global recovery and reduced foreign aid. The 40 year prosperity tied to large overseas markets frames the coming year’s farm policy debate.
Managua reports higher beer and cigarette taxes in Nicaragua as a separate note. In Cairo, three Egyptians convicted of spying for a foreign power were hanged.
A simple easy to build nest for a poultry setup. The 2 by 6 foot design supports up to about 400 hens with a metal roof that swings upward for egg gathering. Burlap hangs at each end to aid collection and airflow.
Cornell University tested a 1,400 calorie diet on 10 overweight female students for 13 weeks. Results show a fat-inclusive plan eases dieting by reducing the starved feeling, with an average weight loss just over two pounds per week.
New York police report Salvatore Piazza, 40, to dine on city jail meals on Christmas Day instead of a steak feast after being caught with 30 pounds of stolen beef from a meat market burglary. He is held without bail pending Monday hearing.
Switzerland grows dependent on world tirade as Berne reports seven of eight returnees unchanged in weight. The sample menu for a 1400 calorie diet lists breakfast with tomato juice egg and toast, lunch with pork loin and broccoli, and dinner with ground beef and beans. Dr Young cites Michigan State College origin and notes moderate fat intake can aid weight loss. Cornell to test on older adults.
A fragmentary humor column cites Unsters and others royalty with witty jabs at famous figures. It mentions Groucho Marx, Grouch in Africa and Alabama, George S Kaufman euphemisms, Franklin P Adams peonies, Debussy plagiarism labels, and Christopher Fry on a conversationalist. The piece closes with Fadiman quips about a nesting tern and a cheeky copyright notice from 1953 distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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