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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1946
Page
6
A short method explains making fine corn flake crumbs by crushing cereal in a clean towel with a rolling pin. For coarser crumbs wrap loosely and squeeze the towel to crush. The notes emphasize the flakes color flavor and crisp texture.
A detailed timetable lists city ward representatives and library staff, plus Golden State Limited and Southwest Express train calls with stop notes. Bus routes and depots cover Washington, Iowa City, Cedar Rapids, Mt. Pleasant, Fort Madison, Mt. Pleasant, Burlington, Sigourney, Oskaloosa, Knoxville, and Des Moines with departure and arrival times and ticket points.
An ambulance service advertises operation at 305 West Main Street opposite the court house with phone contact 263 indicating local emergency transport provision.
A compiled list shows county officers including County Attorney John Owen County Auditor Stan Kiesey County Clerk R R Noonan County Engineer W P Rawn County Welfare Director Mrs Payne Marshall County Recorder Harriet Coulter County Sheriff Harold Putnam County Treasurer W E Howell County Superintendent Lester B Krabill Coroner Dr W S Kyle and Supervisors Ned Morrow Clarence Fulton Arthur Wiley. Washington Independent School District superintendent M M ScBell Principal Ethel McCreedy School Board President Marion George secretary Don Beyer Richard A Stewart Henry B Bailey B F Bostwick Jr Harry Ramseyer. Washington Lodge No 26 A F A M regular meeting first Friday monthly Merle Y Green WM and W Yard secretary.
If your home lacks closet space start now to include closet additions in your renovation plans. These extra storage areas offer added convenience and can dramatically improve organization in everyday living.
Farmers plan to soak saplings in a chemical solution to lengthen pole life using two pounds of zinc chloride or copper sulphate per gallon of water. A four inch by thirty foot pole requires a half gallon of solution for treatment. The solution and soaking tank pose poisoning risks to livestock and people.
Home economists advise using a crust or topping to extend stew portions. A pastry top or mashed potatoes and biscuit dough layers add body and flavor, while brushing with melted fat helps browning just before serving.
The saying attributed to Putnam or Prescott at Bunker Hill is older, dating to medieval times and known in military terminology as early as the reign of Henry IV of France who died in 1610.
A small pail of cool sudsy water kept on the drainboard soaks spoons beaters knives and other utensils as they are used. Soaking prevents hard rubbing later and reduces soap use during cleaning.
A 14-year-old Denver youth confessed to police the theft of 11 automobiles and at least 30 burglaries after being urged by his soldier brother to “square himself.” He implicated three other boys, said their gang operated since October, and wrote to Detective Halasse admitting the crimes. The four boys were jailed or placed in custody, with most loot small items and five thefts tied to a stolen high powered model.
An economical pen type dairy barn with attached lean-to milking parlor offers low initial costs and labor savings. A six-stall setup fits a 30 cow herd, increases bedding by 50 percent, raises manure value, and allows herd growth without new stanchions.
President Truman proclaims Farm Safety Week from July 21 to 27 to reduce farm dangers. The decree urges farm families to remove at least one hazard daily, citing open wells, unprotected machinery, dangerous animals, and cluttered barnyards as ongoing risks to children and adults.
The guide advises treating leather shoes while wet to prevent hardening. After mud removal apply soap lather, wipe with a soft cloth, and stuff with paper to retain shape. Dry away from heat, then rub petroleum jelly into the dry leather before polishing.
An easy to build grit and shell box for the laying house may be made of box lumber and should be strong enough to be nailed to the side of the house six inches above the litter.
Washington dispatch reports Ambassador to Belgium lacking suitable working shirts for his March 18 departure. Vice Admiral Alan G. Kirk says there are no stiff shirts on the market, even after checking stores and contacting a major manufacturer. He seeks just a dozen plain bosoms in size 15 4 with 34 inch sleeves.
Advertisement urges readers to secure ready cash for bills and extra expenses by visiting to borrow money against signature and security. It asks readers to specify amount needed repayment monthly and to provide cooperation, presenting loans as aid for money problems.
The illustration shows a measuring box for sand and gravel. For a 1 3 5 mix the frame measures inside 4 ft 7 in by 2 ft wide and 1 ft deep. A partition is set inside 33 inches from one end.
Frances Marino of Pittsburgh fought with her husband in McKeesport causing a street fracas. She felled Joseph Marino with a punch, resisted arrest, and was jailed after attempts to torch the jail with newspapers. Relatives paid a $50 fine for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
W A Price of the Kentucky experiment station recommends a 2 percent pyrethrum preparation in vegetable oil soap for ants in lawns fields and gardens. Apply one tablespoon per gallon of water. One gallon covers a hill about 12 inches in diameter and two inches high.
A practical tip advises periodically wiping radiators with an oiled cloth to prevent rust and prolong their life.
A simple reminder to place bar soap in a dry soap dish to keep it from melting away. The note emphasizes keeping soap dry to extend its use and avoid waste.
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