Old Utensils Now Antique Items Kitel enhances inventors
The piece surveys kitchen evolution from Civil War era tools to modern appliances. Wood stoves, wash boilers, and churns gave way to electric refrigerators, self operating ovens, and built in timers. It notes that past recipes demanded skill and instinct, unlike today’s prescriptive prebox methods, and highlights Iowa contributions like the Inglenook Cook Book with authentic midwestern recipes from families and church groups.
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Iowa
Annals of Iowa
Des Moines
I Iowa State Department of History and Archives
Suzanne Beisel
America
Sisters of the Brethren
O Dunker Church
Inglenook Magazine
Dunker
Bartholows firsts to son family Bartholow event
Cedar July 16 Mr and Mrs Charles Bartholow Chuckie Carla Chelmsford Mass vacation at home of Mr and Mrs Charles Bartholow Sr and other relatives Elwyn Corey Melvin Corey Fairfield spent Sunday with Centerville relatives Pettiets Edgington Al with Libes cabin two Pettiets daughters Barbara and Sandy spent two weeks with Libes returning home Sunday Earle Libe attended an Insurance picnic Mount Pleasant Don Gardner Rhonda Pamela Chesterton Indiana visited Everette Gardner accompanied friends David Wagner transferring from Arizona to Texas this fall who spent the night with Dean Garretts also Gardner Don Applegate took Miss Margaret to St Madison to ride train to Dodge City Kansas to visit sister and husband Ray Peirce Emery Davis family Muscatine spent Sunday with Gertrude and Doug Stanley Ralph Ruble weekend with Arthur Coffman Osceola Floyd Olds Davenport Sunday afternoon night with Marion Olds north of DeWitt Monday spent day with J D Olds returning home Monday night.
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Cedar
Charles Bartholow
Chuckie
Carla
Chelmsford
Mass
Elwyn Corey
Melvin Corey
Fairfield
Centerville
Jim Pettiet
Edgington
Maurice Libe
Pettiets
Barbara
Dean Garretts
Gardners
Don Applegate
Miss Maraget
St. Madison
Dodge City
Kan
Ray Peirce
Emery Davis
Muscatine
Gertrude
Doug Stanley
Ralph Ruble
Arthur Coffman
Osceola
Infection kills burn victims in medical study
A UPI report notes that among 60 fatally burned patients, infection caused most deaths rather than the burns themselves. Doctors Feller and Hendrix analyzed outcomes, finding were deaths from shock, lung irritation, and pre existing disease, with infections driving most fatalities and survival tied to burn size.
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New York
UPI
Irving Feller
Robert C. Hendrix
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Feller
Hendrix
American College of Surgeons
New fall fabrics glossary for 1964 fashion
New York couture group provides a fabric glossary for fall and winter, listing abraham velvet, alaskine, and dozens of fabrics and treatments. The guide covers bouclé tweed, carpetbag tweeds, caval ry twill, crepe knit, duveryn, eyelash varieties, lurex hybrids, matelasse, Melton, Riopelle, rope tweeds, stippled wool, strie, velmoire, whisper flannel and more, with notes on composition and use for coats, suits, and dresses.
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New York
UPI
New York Couture Group
Jersey
Duveryn
Melton
Two Local Students Enroll at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College
Stanley L. McCree dy and Gene T. McCracken, sons of local families Burke McCree dy of Ainsworth and Willard McCracken, have enrolled at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College in Kirksville and will start their freshman year in September.
Licorice Heist Ties To Civil Rights Filibuster Details
Washington report recounts an odd crime mystery where a New Mexico Senator Clinton P. Anderson’s licorice vanished from his desk. The thief remains unnamed, but the tale links the missing sweets to the civil rights filibuster during heated dinner-hour sessions. The piece also shares a playful aside on licorice origins and uses, including its botanical root Glycyrrhiza glabra and its European and American cultivation.
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Washington
UFI
Capitol Dome
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico Democrat
aé_ée
Anderson
United States of America
Great Britain
Guide to buying meat graded for ihialtiins
A concise overview explains USDA meat grading and how to identify grades at the counter. Prime, Choice, and Good are highlighted, with notes on fat content, tenderness, and availability. The guide stresses using grade stamps and notes consumer preferences for each grade.
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Agricultural Marketing Service
USDA
Sally Smith
Usda Choice
Free Alaska on a Budget How to Visit Costlessly
Budget travelers can reach Alaska and enjoy endless free attractions from campus tours to forest cabins. Free park hikes bear viewing and dog sled demonstrations accompany cash light itineraries with free camping, fishing, and scenic sights across Juneau Anchorage and beyond. Alaska Travel Division, Juneau, offers free folders and travel info.
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Alaska University
Fairbanks
Zonta International
Anchorage International
Alaska
Ketchikan
Sitka
Anchorage
Mt. McKinley National Park
Mendenhall Glacier
Juneau
Mendenhall
Klawak
Hydaburg
Sitka National Monument
U. S. Forest Service
Tongass National Forest
Arctic
Mother Nature
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Davenport
DeWitt
J. D Olds
Stoppe
Gary
Abraham
Staron
Alcouchine
Chantilly
France
Cire
Harlem
New York City
Harold Hughes
Rienzi Alagiyawanna
The
Ceylon Association For the Blind
Funny
Rip van Winkle
Dean
Doan
RED Cross
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
John C. Owen
West
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic Physician Journal
Optometrists
John W. Lemmon
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R. Q. Eastland
Journal
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