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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1951
Page
8
A vintage home menu outlines simple ham and egg based suppers with variations. Recipes include a Ham and Egg Loaf with layered bread and ham mixture, Deviled Eggs with tomato sauce, and Souffles, plus Corn Custard and Noodle Oyster Loaf. Lynn Chambers suggests deep fried sweet potatoes and meatball tweaks, with a coffee pairing and straightforward desserts.
Kathleen Norris highlights the safety belt as a simple, effective device to prevent injury in car crashes. Engineer Clayton Allen explains how belts stop occupants from being thrown, comparing them to airplane seat belts and urging parents to demand belt use for children and teens.
Washington observers weigh the upcoming race between Taft and Truman as the central contest of 1952. The piece contrasts Taft's conservative stance with Truman's Fair Deal, notes potential impact of generals like MacArthur or Eisenhower, and highlights personalities and regional loyalties shaping the battle. It also references Byrnes, Thurman, Vinson, Douglas, and Stassen as factors in the crowded field, plus farmer prosperity influencing voter mood.
A reader asks about asbestos or cement shingles for siding. The answer praises asbestos siding as a fine finish that enhances appearance and adds warmth, notes it can be painted with special paints, claims long life due to its asbestos cement composition, and suggests it provides good protection for the home.
Miss Opal Hayes of Illinois dominates the 1950 state fair with 80 ribbons, including 40 first prizes, hailed as a leading American cook. She praises Fleischmanns Active Dry Yeast for dependable, fast rising results and tasty yeast-raised treats.
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