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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1962
Page
3
A tasty guide presents Pennsylvania Dutch Noodles and Lasagnettes as versatile pasta options. Pennsylvania Dutch Noodles combine wide egg noodles with milk and croutons, served with butter. Lasagnettes layer noodles with beef tomato sauce and cheeses, baked in individual casseroles.
A home decor guide suggests seasonal color changes to cool rooms and protect furnishings. Tips cover affordable sewing with blue and green schemes, white drapes, and lighter cotton slipcovers, plus fabric choices and patterns to reduce heat sensitivity. In fashion and textiles, warm tones are discouraged for summer.
Over fifty years six elements are recognized as essential alongside iron for higher plant growth. The elements, in order of acceptance, are manganese, boron, zinc, copper, molybdenum and chlorine.
Historical record notes molybdenum as an essential growth factor for tomato plants. Experiments using purified solutions and Arnon's seven-element group established its role, with 10 ppb molybdenum preventing deficiency symptoms and confirming its status as a micronutrient in 1939.
Researchers from the University of Illinois and Iowa State University report at a ASAE meeting that operator opinion of automatic steering affects fatigue more than the steering system itself. Favorable views cut fatigue. negative views increase it. Automatic guidance also reduced stench but lowered yields and worsened weed control versus manual steering.
A method to adjust weight for finishing fields uses 55-gallon steel drums filled with water. Water in the barrels is controlled to provide desired weight for the land roller. Realism in film set includes an actual solar eclipse used for a crucifixion scene in Barabbas. Acou sticon International notes high demand for hearing aids among hunters and game wardens to detect illegal shooting.
Mrs. Roger Stout and Mrs. Bob Libe attended coffee at Phil Leyden’s home. Various local guests visited Clyde Crile and Elmer Young households. A tale of a door to door salesman ends with a humorous punchline about a coo coo clock. Patricia stayed overnight with Paula Mabbs.
Elmer Fisher led a Rotary Club discussion on The Rotarian. Speakers Dwight Bode Kelly Schlapkohl and Edmund Morrison highlighted magazine features their practicality and sharing potential. The Rotarian circulates in 136 countries and influences readers worldwide. Visitors included Arthur Schrock Harlan Stubbs Ford Skola Kalona and Tappen Johnson Wellman.
Sportshop beats Marcia 3 0. Boyd defeats Phillips 3 0. Clippers edge Har Monicas 2 1. Har Monicas lead team series 1847 and Har Monicas game 682 while Clippers post 1831 team series and 649 team game. Individual leaders include Joyce Zieglowsky 438 and Connie Potter 413 with Sandy Coffman 184 in a game.
Sue and Becky Berdo entertained the Jackson Jills at a Monday meeting led by Barbara Beranek. Leaders Keith Horn and TJ Berdo discussed beef pork and lamb cuts. A skating party is planned for February 22 with intermission entertainment.
Larry Fane and George McDaniel of Washington named officers in the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity at the State University of Iowa. Fane is rush chairman and McDaniel is ritualist.
In early New York trading, stocks eased on light turnover with most declines small. The Dow dipped about 74 led by American Telephone, General Electric, and General Foods with minor losses across sectors. IBM and Pfizer-like firms fell modestly while a few groups showed mixed moves.
Livestock prices show hogs at 6 000 head steady to strong with No 1-2 190-220 Ib at 17.75-18.00, 185 head No 1-2 200-210 Ib at 18.25, and mixed grades 190-230 Ib at 17.50-18.00. Cattle and calves total 5 000 with slaughter steers and heifers steady to 25 lower. prime 1160 Ib steers at 27.75. 1150-1350 Ib lots 26.75-27.50. low to average 25.50-26.50. heifers 945 Ib at 25.50-26.50. standard dealers 20.00-25.00. Sheep 2,000 slaughter lambs fully steady with choice and prime 90-
In New York UPI reports slaughter lambs at 17.50 to 18.00 for 103 lb y g load, with 100 to 103 lb westerns at 18.00 and good to choice meat at 15.00 to 17.00. Textured synthetic yarns have grown from 3 million to 28 million pounds in a decade, mainly for carpeting.
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