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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1944

Page

6

Record High Number of Young Chicks on Midwest Farms

Ames Iowa May 22 The number of young chicks on farms in the west north central states including Iowa set a new May 1 record with a percent rise from the previous year despite low egg prices. Nationally May 1 chick totals were 1.4 percent below last year but 33 percent above the 10 year May 1 average. Deficit areas showed declines with largest 16 percent in western states. Northern Atlantic down 10 percent southern Atlantic six percent and south central nine percent. Ralph L Baker Iowa State College projects the 1944 hatch lighter than last year and expects June hatch to be a fraction of 1938. Baker notes 1944 hatch may approach 1942 total.

Ames Iowa North Central States Lowa Bureau of Agricultural Economics North Atlantic South Atlantic South Central Ralph L. Baker Extension m Iowa State College Baker

Purple Heart Posthumously Granted to Pfc Merle Scott

In Columbus Junction on May 22 a Purple Heart was awarded posthumously to Pfc Merle RE Scott of the chemical warfare service for wounds suffered overseas this spring. The medal will be sent to his parents Mr and Mrs Mike Scott. Other local notices include military movements and health updates from the area with several service members and relatives mentioned.

Crete Heinrich Kreipe Cairo International Soundphoto Merle RE. Scott Chemical Warfare Service Mike Scott Columbus Junction

Cooking Frozen Foods Without Thawing

Frozen meats poultry and vegetables can be cooked satisfactorily with or without thawing. Reports indicate frozen foods need somewhat less cooking time than fresh equivalents, though roasts may require both thawing and cooking time.

Mother's Day Family Gatherings Across Communities

The article lists multiple Mother’s Day visits and gatherings across Iowa towns. Families including the Johnsons, Schmitters, Pardons, Goweys, Hamiltons, and others traveled to see relatives, enjoy cooperative dinners, and celebrate birthdays and measles outbreaks. Locations mentioned include Fairfield Wellston Richland Brighton Algona Otut tuwa Muscatine New London and surrounding homes.

Sleeve styles for concealing arm size in women

Raglan sleeves help hide large arms while short sleeves brighten the silhouette poorly. Just below the elbow and long sleeves fit snugly above the wrist for a more flattering look. Sheer fabrics should be avoided as they expose arm shape. Short sleeves can widen slim arms if not overly loose, while three quarter and near elbow lengths create the illusion of more arm width.

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Poultry Losses Cut by Three Percent In U S

About seventy million pounds of extra poultry meat were saved last year in the United States as farmers reduced poultry losses by 3 percent.

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Ainsworth Girl in Play at Coe College

Correne Edmondson the Ainsworth freshman daughter of Floyd H. Edmondson will perform in The Golden Goose a choral ballet by Gustav Holst on the Coe College campus Tuesday evening May 23. Directors are Prof. Paul B. Ray and Prof. Joseph H. Kitchin.

Correne Edmondson Floyd H. Edmondson Ainsworth Gustav Holst Coe United States Paul 8. Ray Joseph H. Kitchin Coe Music Department

Illinois Cities Named After Famous Places Travel Puzzle

In a sequence of restricted travel the reader can visit Cairo Athens Sparta Crete Palestine Venice Milan Genoa Warsaw Vienna Geneva Paris Marseilles Hanover and Windsor without leaving Illinois They are all towns in the state.

Cairo Athens Sparta Crete Palestine Venice Milan Genoa Warsaw Vienna Geneva Paris Marseilles Hanover Windsor Ilinois

Toughen Eggs by Slow Heating for Best Value

High temperatures toughen eggs and reduce food value. Best results come from cooking at a low, even heat to preserve texture and nutrients.

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