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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1951
Page
4
A collection of easy to prepare salads for summer meals highlighting macaroni salad, sardine bowls, tomato soup, cottage cheese tricks, sardine bowls, ham and egg salad, tomato herb salad, banana frozen salad and quick snacks. The piece emphasizes make ahead prep, chilling, and using garden produce for healthful, substantial dishes.
Negotiations in Kaesong to resume as Communist leaders pledge neutrality amid warnings from General Ridgway. The article also covers wage policy shifts, price controls, and defense spending in a broad postwar political snapshot.
Treasury reports show local savers bought more $25 and $50 defense bonds in the first five months of 1851, with 11 percent higher sales than the same period last year. Larger $1,000 bonds lagged 38 percent, as investors shift funds into real estate and stocks. A national defense bond drive will be launched to boost small-bond sales.
Outdoor furniture pattern 293 for two tables and pattern 292 for a chair. Tables fold flat when disassembled. Patterns cost 25 cents each from Forkshop Pattern Service Drawer 1 Brdherd Hills New York. A color expert notes white helmets stay cooler than black in heat.
Weeding out nonlaying hens lowers production costs in poultry farming. The claim that chameleons frequently change color is often exaggerated, and the chameleon color-changing power is comparable to that of other lizards.
Beauty ads claim Hazel Bishop's lipstick stays on from morning to night without smearing. It highlights color retention during meals and kisses, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The price is $1.10 plus tax available at drug or department stores.
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