Budget Friendly Meat Dishes From Salt Pork to Liver
A column by Lynn Chambers offers economical meat ideas using salt pork pork hocks and lamb shanks with practical recipes. It highlights affordable cuts, cost saving dressings, and prep tips for meals across the week with specific dishes and serving suggestions.
Inflation Threat and Economic Outlook in 1952 News
The week's news centers on rising consumer prices and a record price index last month. Food and rent costs pushed the index higher, sparking fears of inflation and calls for price controls. President Truman seeks three price control changes while Western Democrats weigh Truman’s reelection bid against Taft and Eisenhower. The Korea front and the Japan peace treaty unfold with diplomatic tensions and propaganda shaping public perception.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Stabilization Board
Truman
Congress
Korea
Midwest
Ohio
Wyoming
French Lick
Ind
Sen
Robert Taft
Eisenhower
New York
Henry A. Wallace
Peiping Demands Life Data on Everyone
The Communists in China require a combined confession and autobiography from millions to reeducate them under Chinese communism. The document acts as a passport for work and movement and brands past actions as bad.
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Peiping
China
Fun for Tots Crocheted Kitten Pattern Album Ten
Pattern notes describe a small crochet kitten toy for children with soft yarn and loop stitches. Envelope No 2823 lists materials, instructions, and illustrations. a 25 cent add on for the Anne Gabat album includes four gift patterns printed inside the book.
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Anne Gabat
Predicts Intensity of Polio Cases for 1951
University of Michigan statistician forecasts about 27,000 polio cases in the United States for 1951. He notes 1951 should be far less severe than 1949 when around 43,000 cases were reported. Hemphill bases the estimate on National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis data and weekly state health reports.
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Ann Arbour
United States
University of Michigan School of Public Health
Fay M. Hemphill
Hemphill
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis, Inc
United States Public Health Service
Too much I say Briggs don't you ever take your wife out
A quoted complaint questions Briggs about taking his wife in the car, suggesting social expectations and a tension over public appearances. The remark hints at domestic scrutiny and potential criticism within the community.
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Briggs
Hadacol Relief Ad Promises Sleep Through Vitamin Deficiency Cure
Mrs. Evelyn Cameron of San Francisco reports relief from stomach distress and sleeplessness after using Hadacol. The advertisement touts Hadacol as a vitamin and mineral remedy addressing deficiencies in vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron, promising quick absorption and improved sleep. It offers a money back guarantee and urges readers to buy Hadacol in trial or family sizes with direct-order options from The LeBlanc Corporation.
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Evelyn Cameron
48Th Avenue
San Francisco
California
Cameron
Alero
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
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