S o u th ern Oregon News Review, Thursday, A ugust 12, 1948
Washington Di9cst>
Small V/oodlots Hold Key
To Future Timber Supply
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S unsuit Is Easy to E m b ro id e r
Sunsuit P a tte rn 74(1 hus em broi
dery tra n s fe r; p a tte rn in sizes I,
2. S, 4 in one pattern.
L aura W heeler'» new, im proved
pattern makes needlework ho sim
ple with its charts, photos, concise
directions.
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Research Improves
Average Crop Yield
By BAVKHAGE
A'ews Inn/yst and Commentator.
WASHINGTON.—I have ju st had an in terestin g c o n v ersa
tion with R. E. M cArdle of the forest service of the d e p a rt
m ent of ag ricu ltu re, and I have discovered th a t I ’m one of the
people th a t the United S tates of A m erica has to look to for its
future lum ber supply.
M y fa th e r to o k up so m e o f th e la s t o f th e g o v e rn m e n t fo r e s t la n d
th a t w a s a v a ila b le in th e S o u th w e s t. T h a t l it t l e p lo t, a lo n g w it h th e
o th e r p riv a te ly -o w n e d tim b e r la n d s tr a g g lin g o v e r th e m a p o f th e
U . S., m a k e s u p th re e -q u a rte rs o f a ll th e tim b e r th e re is in the
c o u n tr y . O n ly o n e -fo u rth o f o u r fo re s ts a re p u b lic p ro p e r ty .
NEEDLECRAFT PATTERNS
THE IMPENDING BATTLE
The popcorn, peanuts and lem on-
ade ca rn iva ls, called p u rty con-
ventions, have folded and the road
’ companies now are assem bling. It
I is T ru m a n and B a rk le y In " A T ra il-
I e r Named D e s ire " versus Dewey
and W arren in "M a k e M ine Penn-
Farms now are g ro w in g about a
th ird m ore crops than in 1920 and
■ylvania A ve n u e ."
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g e ttin g the jo b done in about 10
per cent less time, according to U. S
The c ritic s hold th a t In o rd e r
departm ent of a g ric u ltu re statistics.
to w in the D em ocrats w ill have
to get Oscar lla m m e rs te in to
Several factors have made this
re w rite the s c rip t and add n um
record possible. One has been the
bers by B e rlin and Kogers.
research w o rk of p la n t breeders in
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developing heavier y ie ld in g , h a rd ie r
varieties o f corn, sm all grains, root
They say the show should be
called, " L ife W ith o u t F a th e r," o r
" F ra n k lin In the W in g s ."
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IN I0H 6 IT TOOK
Better Machinery and
Fertilizer Aid Advance
i
;
M rwlng ( T r r l r N r r d l r i m f t
IA I W . Man<t»l|>b ML H i i r i i n SO. Ill
K nclos» 30 conta fui p a tte rn
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’
Nam e__
Adit roas
Sisters Meet For
F irst Time
And thre e -fo u rth s o f this th re e -t1-
A London a irp o rt w as th e scene
fo u rth s is composed o f s m a ll wood trees to a llo w the h e a lth y ones
o f th e m e e tin g o f tw o Minters w ho
lo ts w hich a v e r room fo r m ore ra p id g ro w th ; how
had n e ve r seen ench o th e r before,
age
60 to
70 to m ake seed beds g ro w tre e seed
a lth o u g h b o th w e rs o ve r t h ir t y
acres.
F u rth e r lings.
iOS- LE S S FAGM
IN 10 20 THESE
m ore m uch o f it
ye a rs old. W hen Mins Juno M o rg a n ,
In the second week, the lads
LABOC TIME TO
They contend th a t the Dewey i
CQ005 WEOE PHO
is not p a rt o f a
PDODUCE
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DIKED
WITH
THI6
31, stepped dow n fro m th e piano
w ere put th ro u g h m ore tra in in g
production has e v e ry th in g R in g lin g
AMOUNT OF PAQM
MORE CROPS
fa rm
b e in g
in advanced p rin c ip le s
w ith
arriving
fro m th e U n ite d S tate» nho
B rothers have except the N ig h t
w orked
by
an
em phasis on a c tu a l w o rk in the
Before Christmas pageant and G a r
was
greeted
by her s is te r V io le t, 34,
e x p e r ie n c e d
forest.
They fo u g h t a tire to
gantua. and th a t put up a gainst the
n
ow
M
rs.
C
liffo
rd E vans o f R ead
fa rm e r. A g re a t
le a rn the c o rre c t procedure.
D e m o cra tic offering i t is lik e " O k
deal is owned by
in
g
,
E
n
g
la
n
d
,
w
h
o had been le ft In
They m a rk e d trees in a p lo t, e s ti
la h o m a " versus the tlea circu s. B u t
people who do n 't m ated the board footage in a s ta n d
G
re
a
t
B
r
ita
in
aa
a ehll<| w hen h e r
e tilin g s happen in the w o rld
liv e on the wood ing tree, cut it down, sawed i t in to
o f p o litics and e n te rta in m e n t. The
p a re n ts w e n t to A m e rica , w here
lo t o r n e a r it lu m b e r, and m easured the lu m b e r
old saying. "N e v e r count the gross r \K E S S your Toddler, boy or June w as born th re e years la te r.
(lik e
m e ), and as a check against th e ir previous
receipts before you read the m o rn
girl, in this sunsuit! Ador Ench s is te r had p h o to g ra p h s o f th o
m a n y o f w hom 1 e stim ates. They w ere ta u g h t how
in g -a fte r re v ie w s ,” s till is good a d able, with bear or dog to em broi o th e r n m l th e y h a il no d iffic u lty In
(also
lik e
m e) | to chip trees in g um fa rm in g and
vice.
der in easy stitches or to applique. re co g n izin g each o th e r a t the
w o u ld n 't be able 1 how to m a rk e t the gum .
Baukhage
They
E asy sewing!
I crow ded a irp o rt.
to te ll a tooth- !
w ere even p u t th ro u g h a la w en crops,
legumes a n d
vegetables
M any a show has clicke d despite
p ic k fro m a telephone pole i f it < fo rc e m e n t course w h ich stressed
A n o th e r is the im p ro ve m e n t in m a bad p re vie w notices and m a n y an
w e re n 't fo r th e ir size.
fig h tin g the in c e n d ia ris t in the
chines th a t helps farm ers do more
e n te rta in m e n t th a t was ca lle d sure
Worse s till, m a n y fa rm e rs ow n woods. T hey w ere shown how to
w o rk in a day. A th ird has been
fire on the road flopped In the u lt i
in g w oodlots w ith va lu a b le stands d e te ct clues fo r pu rp o se ly set
the increasing use o f com m ercial
m ate test. The one b ig adva n ta g e
o f tim b e r on them d o n 't know how j fires w h a t evidence to coUect and
fe rtiliz e r and a b e tte r know ledge of the D ew ey-W arren p ro d u ctio n has
to get th e ir m oney's w o rth fro m
th e ir rig h ts under the law.
how to use it.
is th a t no show e ve r has ru n 16 i
th a t land o r how to keep the wood
H e a lth and re c re a tio n are not
Even w ith increasing use of fe r years w ith o u t b o rin g the cash eus- I
ed acres c o n trib u tin g
to th e ir neglected in these cam ps, and at
tom ers.
tiliz e r, the bigger per acre yields
live lih o o d as the rest o f th e ir the end o f the tw o week p e rio d the
•
W h e n yo u e m p ty a h o t- w a te r 1 T n a v o id s te a m in g up th e b a th
fro m im proved erbp varieties are
fa rm la n d does.
In o th e r words, boys go home e n th u sia stic, re a d y
b o ttle , b lo w u i r in to i t a n d th e n ro o m w h e n y o u d r a w y o u r b a th ,
T his d e p a rtm e n t doesn’ t th in k
being
obtained
at
the
expense
of
the
g ro w in g tim b e r in th is c o u n try has to p ra c tic e on th e ir own w oodlands.
s c re w th e s to p p e r in .
ru n c o ld w a te r f ir s t a n d th e n a d d
the D e m o cra ts could w in th is
s o il’s p la n t food and organic m a tte r
become, to a la rg e e xte n t a side They take the message to th e ir
supply; warns M lddle West Soi, , m
h o t w a te r to i t u n t il y o u g e t th e
tim e i f they added the o rig in a l
issue.
parents, o f course, and m a ke a re
W h e n r a is in s g e t s ta le a n d h a rd , d e s ire d m ix t u r e . A f t e r a s h o w e r,
cast of " H a r v e y ," gave aw ay
provem ent committee.
I am glad to re p o rt, a fte r
p o rt to the o rg a n iza tio n s to w hich
free dishes and a d m itte d w o m
th e y c a n be fre s h e n e d a n d used tu r n o n th e c o ld w a te r fo r a fe w
“ Unless this d ra in is offset by fe r- .
te llin g you a ll th is bad news,
th e y belong. B rie fly th e y have
en and
c h ild re n
free.
But
i f y o u p u t th e m in a s t r a in e r a n d m in u te s to c le u r u p th e s te a m .
t ilit y b u ild in g practices th a t p u t j
th a t beth the g o ve rn m en t and
s e t th e s t r a in e r w it h a c o v e r on I
gained a fu n d a m e n ta l know ledge
th e re 's no business as u n ce r
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back needed n utrients and replenish I
the lu m b e r in d u s try are tr y in g
i t o v e r a p o t o f b o ilin g w a te r fo r ,
o f the value o f trees and how they
ta in as show business except
In a n e m e r g e n c y , w h e n y o u
organic
m
atter,”
the
com
m
ittee
says,
to do som ething about th is s it
can be grow n fo r p ro fit.
election business, and you nev
a b o u t 15 m in u te s .
h a v e n 't t im e to c h a n g e fr o m y o u r
uation fo r the general, as w e ll
“ w o rn out soils and lo w e r yields |
e r can te il.
D u rin g the tim e F lo rid a has
b e s t sh o e s to y o u r ho u se o n e s fo r
as fo r the in d iv id u a l, good.
w ill be the eventual re su lt on m il- '
ru n th is cam p, th e y have a v e r
To keep sandwiches fresh, w rap s o m e lu s t- m in u te c o o k in g o r d is h
lions
of
farm
s."
F o r exam ple, in 1937. the C rossett
aged 100 boys a y e a r w h ich
Harry Truman emerged from the them in waxed pap er; but before w a s h in g , p r o te c t th e shoes b y
L u m b e r com pany gave the g o ve rn
means some 1,300 have been in
D e m o c ra tic convention as the m ost you fold the paper over, run a s lip p in g p a p e r b a g s o v e r y o u r
m e n t 1,683 acres o f ty p ic a l second
d o c trin a te d in the fu n d a m e n
d ig n ifie d , gam est and m ost ap p e a l w arm iron along the double edges. fe e t a n d s e c u re th e m a t th e a n k le s
g ro w th
stands
in
southeastern
ta ls of fo re s try . T o d a y m a n y of
in g figure, thanks to the q u a in t con The wax will m elt and the edges w it h r u b b e r b a n d s .
A rkansas. I c a n 't go in to the p ro
these graduates a re leading
d u ct of the opposition. He won will fuse.
g ra m o f e x p e rim e n ta l w o rk th a t
citiz e n s of th e ir c o m m u n itie s
s y m p a th y ju s t as a th e a te r stra w
When an uncolored photograph
L
ik
e
the
old
fallacy
about
locking
has been done there, but th e re is
and m a n y are g ro w in g trees fo r
To scrape the bottom of n pot, (not glossy) needs cleaning, wipe
w ins i t when the re st of the cast
the stable a fte r the horse is stolen,
one ite m th a t affects o u r s to ry. •
p ro fit.
trie s to give h im the w orks and use a wooden spoon or the sharp it with a dam p cloth; then place
tre a tin g calves fo r rickets a fte r they
R. R. R eynolds o f the fo re s try
even the stagehands d ro p sand bags end of a wooden clothespin. This it face down on a sm ooth dry
P
ro
g
ra
m
E
x
te
n
d
s
have them is not the same as pre
se rvice w ent to w o rk on 40 acres
fro m the flies. You can’ t d is lik e m inim izes noise as well as dam cloth until it’s dry.
ve
n
tin
g
the
disease.
o f th is area. He did the th in g s To O th e r S ta te s
h im any m ore th a n you could dis- age to the pot.
an y fa rm e r can learn to do to a j
N o r is F lo rid a the o n ly state ta k -
A n u tritio n a l disease, rickets are : lik e D cn m a n Thom pson in "T h e
s im ila r woodlot.
caused by a deficiency o f v ita m in D
i in g an in te re s t in th is new th in k -
O ld H om estead.”
I f y o u r s c o u rin g p o w d e r c o m e s
Last year
R eynolds
re p o rte d I in g re g a rd in g trees and youth.
in the diet. The anim al is unable to
—
in c a rd b o a r d c o n ta in e r s w h ic h go
e ig h t annual cuts w h ich averaged A la b a m a, A rkansas, G eo rg ia . L o u i store s u ffic ie n t m in e ra l in thd bones,
He was called on fo u r ye a rs ago ■ to p ie c e s b e fo re th o p o w d e r is
a m a rke ta b le value of m o re than siana, N o rth C a ro lin a , and V irg in ia
w hich thus become soft. The bones
to step in to a le a d in g p a rt played u se d u p , m a k e y o u r o w n p e rm a -
$580 a ye a r, and he had as m uch
bend under the w e ig h t of the a n i
staged s im ila r cam ps th is ye a r.
to the h ilt fo r 12 years by one of n e n t c o n ta in e r b y u s in g a n e m p ty
vo lu m e as when he s ta rte d !
mal, causing bowed legs, knock
F F A o r 4-H club m e m b e rs w ere
the g re a te st m a tinee idols, a ll m a y o n n a is e j a r in th e to p o f w h ic h
O f course, e ve ryb o d y hasn’ t R e y | the lu c k y youngsters, depending on
knees, roached back, lo w loin,
aro u n d show m en and top scene y o u h a v e p u n c h e d h o le s . T o k e e p
n olds' know -how, b u t the g o v e rn w h ic h g roup the state fo re s try
drooped ta il head and depression
stealers o f a ll tim e . Could C ita tio n th is g la s s ‘ ‘ p o w d e r s h a k e r " fr o m
m e n t is h e lp in g to spread th a t agency is co-o p e ratin g w ith a t the
behind the w ithers. Once these de have succeeded the le ading m an in s lip p in g o u t o f y o u r w e t s o a p y
know -how th ro u g h its re p re se n ta tim e .
fo rm itie s occur, they cannot be cor
"T h re e M en on a Horse?
We ask h a n d s , p u t s o m e s tr ip s o f a d h e s iv e
tiv e s o r th ro u g h state o rg a n iza
rected.
The purpose, o f course, is not to
you!
tape around the sides of the jar.
tions. So is p riv a te e n te rp rise .
•
tu rn out fore ste rs. T h a t w ould be
— a—
im p o ssib le in tw o weeks.
But
F lo rid a T e a c h e s Y o u th
Most common types of shoe
H a rry was the p itc h e r ra ile d
cam ps can b u ild up an e ffe c tiv e in
polish can be rem oved with clean
in when the bases w ere fu ll, the
F o r e s tr y F u n d a m e n ta ls
Dream For a Shop
te re s t in g ro w in g a cash crop by
fig h te r sent in fo r the e m e r
ing fluid. Or, on w ashabie whites,
Buy U . S.Savings Bonds!
T h irte e n ye a rs ago, F lo rid a fo r g ro w in g trees.
g
ency
bout
and
the
p
ia
n
ist
let
the polish dry and then brush
e xam ple, began a fo re s try tra in in g
T h is y e a r m ore th a n 600 youths
c a lle d Io su b stitu te fo r the Tos
m ost of it off. After that, w et it
ca m p fo r h e r F u tu re F a rm e rs o f fro m the seven states attended
c
a
n
in
i
o
rch
e
stra
.
He
never
and let it dry again so you can
A m e ric a m em bers. On A u g u st 1 these cam ps, w ith a ll expenses p aid
knew w h e th e r he was a ctin g as
brush it again.
o f th is ye a r, some 200 m e m bers b y the fo re s t in d u strie s.
a
p
re
sid
e
n
t
o
r
being
used
as
a
o f the F F A attended a tw o w eek
If all other« have failed, write us for
T h is is w here p riv a te in d u s try
flo a tin g ta rg e t.
T h e g u m m y re s id u e le f t b y a d
our free booklet.
ca m p a t C am p O’ Leno, about 60 has stepped in to the p ic tu re .
On
h e s iv e ta p e on y o u r s k in o r on
No Obligations.
m ile s w est o f J a c k s o n v ille , w here the m od e rn th e o ry th a t o u r fu tu re
A n d on top o f a ll th a t, the la w a n y o th e r s u rfa c e is e a s ily re -
RVITKB BAY CLINIC A HOSPITAL
th e y w ere ta u g h t, in the fo re s t, the tim b e r supply m u st come fro m
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FOUNDATION, Inc.
o f averages, the tu rn of the wheel, m o v e d w it h n a il p o lis h r e m o v e r
fu n d a m e n ta ls o f good fo re s t p ra c w h a t we grow , not as in the past
»»«•ol»
.
W aiU ngtoa.
the
th
e
o
ry
o
f
cycles
and
the
hum
an
o
r
c
le
a
n
in
g
flu
id
.
tices.
fro m w h a t we found on the land,
d e sire fo r a change in b illin g a ll ,
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The firs t week was fo r begin the Southern P ulpw ood association,
w o rke d a g a inst h im . Even people
B e s u re th e c lo th o r p o th o ld e r
n e rs who had had no pre vio u s fo r composed o f southern p ulp and pa
w ho had been fo r ta r rin g and y ° u use to h a n d le h o t p o ts a n d
e s try b a ckg ro u n d ; the second week p e r in d u s try m em bers, w ith the co
W ell designed w o rk bench and
fe a th e rin g
a ll
R epublicans
fo r Pa n s is d r y .
I f i t ’ s w e t, th e
w as fo r those who had attended a o p e ra tio n of the Southern P ine as
tool panel. Each tool has a speci
y e a rs began w a n tin g to tra d e in m o is tu r e w i l l fo r m
s te a m a n d
p re vio u s camp.
fied
pISce
on
the
panel
and
is
sociation, pioneered in fin a n c in g
the
old
m
odel
fo
r
som
ething
new.
b
u
rn
y
o
u
r
h
a
n
d
.
D u rin g the firs t pe rio d th e y w ere these and s im ila r camps.
w ith in easy reach of the w orkm an.
ta u g h t fu n d a m e n ta ls o f g um fa r m
Storage space beneath the bench
The sum to ta l o f th is w hole p r o j
in g —how to secure n a v a l stores ect adds up to th is : In d u s try has
holds small parts o r equipm ent.
The R epublicans, fa rth e r n o rth
such as tu rp e n tin e and ro s in fro m
fo r 16 ye a rs than P e a ry o r Cook
jo in e d forces w ith state agencies
slash and lo n g -le a f p ines; ho w to to in te re s t yo u th in b ecom ing suc
e v e r got, suddenly found the ice
id e n tify the c o m m e rc ia lly va lu a b le cessful Tree F a rm e rs o f A m e ric a ,
th a w in g on the w ings. A nd now
tre e s and th e ir use; how to fa rm
th e re is e ve ry in d ic a tio n th a t th e y |
and to tu rn to account w h a t has
fo re sts as th e y fa rm cotton and
can s a fe ly d is c a rd th e ir snowsuits
been up to re c e n tly a w a s te fu l
o th e r crops; how to p ro te c t th e ir s id e lin e on the fa rm s —a sid e lin e
To reduce danger of a barn fira
th ro w a w a y th e ir p e m m ica n sup
w oodlots fro m fire ; how to th in
fro m spontaneous ig n itio n o f hay, p lie s and reach fo r a W hite House
Slightly Confused
w h ich m u st supply an im p o rta n t
th e ir stands o f trees b y c u ttin g out p a rt o f A m e ric a ’ s c u rre n t and fu Fred Roth, fa rm safety specialist at in ste a d o f an
-
" D a d , what are thote holet tor?"
• • •
th e crooked, diseased, and o th e r tu re v ita l lu m b e r needs.
ore knot holet, ton."
M ichigan State college, advises con
"IL ell, if they are not holet what are
s tru ctio n o f a sim ple hay prod th e r
T H E C A N D ID A T E
they.3"
mometer.
H is h a t’s in the rin g ;
When hay is stored w ith more
Starting a Habit
H is s k im m e r he’ s shed.
than 20 per cent m oisture content,
Ja sp e r—Keep still, I ’m trying to
And w h a t w ill he get?
danger o f heating in the m ow is
think.
J u s t a cold in the head.
present unless a mow, d rie r is being
Vitamin D Will Prevent
Development of Rickets
Attention Arthritic*:
38%
BRIGHTER
TEETH
■4 Vi
Hay Prod Thermometer
Permits Constant Check
in
used. Even sm all amounts o f damp
hay, i f concentrated in one spot, may
cause heating in a lim ite d area.
A n inexpensive hay prod therm o
m eter consists o f 10 feet o f one-half
inch electrical c o n d u it w ith an oak
o r ash p o in t on one end to p e rm it
d riv in g in to the hay. S ix one-quar
te r inch holes should be punched in
the c o n d u it above the point. A d a iry
therm om eter on a s trin g then is put
in to the conduit. A ru b b e r pad at
the bottom o f the tube w ill keep
the therm om eter fro m breaking.
Fresh Paint Will Cause
Lead Poisoning in Cattle
F lo rid a teaches the fu n d a m e n ta ls of good fo re s try to F F A
yo u th a t a n n u a l s u m m e r cam ps. T ra m m e l Green, n u rs e ry m a n fo r
th e F lo rid a fo re s t s e rv ic e , is shown here In s tru c tin g tw o boys In
p re p a ra tio n o f a seed bed. H ere they are spreading pine s tra w o ve r
the fre s h ly p la n te d seed as a p ro te c tiv e m easure.
P a in tin g tim e on the farm may
mean lead poisoning tim e i f cattle
get near fre s h ly painted buildings,
U n iv e rs ity o f Illin o is veterinarians
p o in t out. P a in t is by fa r the most
common source o f lead poisoning in
cattle. Cows and calves are fond of
lic k in g paint, especially fresh paint
fro m barns, stables, fences o r even
p a in t cans and buckets. O ld paint
cans should be disposed of.
7 days!
Joan—E xperim enting again, eh?
A N ew Je rse y judge and bank
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vice
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. sid ... e n t , has been arrested
Tom— I d o n ’ t see w h y D eonle
charged w ith s c a lin g $637,000 fro m w o r r y a b o u t s h o rta g e o f b u tt e r
the bank and th ro w .n g i t in to ab- w h e n th e y c a n m a k e i t so e a s ily
s o rp tio n by a stro n g e r in s titu tio n . o u t o f g ra s s
He says i t was n o th in g fo r h im to
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Ifenry—How can they do that?
lose $6,000 a week on the horses.
Tom—All they need is a cow
We assum e his hunch horses in
and a churn.
cluded F ris k , Cheek, G oing A w ay,
M e A lw a ys, The P in ch e r, Speedy
Bozo, F a sh io n P la te and E a sy Go.
O b vio u sly he was one o f those
b a n ke rs who w orked lik e a horse
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Vanishing Americanisms
"The Democratt can’t lose."
"Here's five cents; go buy yourself
an ice-cream cone.”
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"It’s hard to get anybody to put
money into a Broadway musical."
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Delicious Kellogg’s C orn Flakes are
satisfying fuel-/ood/ A quick energy
food for kids. They
sure can use it!
"I think I’ve been eating loo much
meat."
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E d d ie A rc a ro shot a 64 on a g o lf
course the o th e r day. He c e rta in ly
can g ive a g o lf b a ll a ride.
MOTHER KNOWS T be ST/