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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1955
Page
6
USDA ARS findings show sheep digest two thirds to three quarters of nutrients in mixtures of 50 percent ground corn cobs sugarcane bagasse or low quality days plus 50 percent high energy supplements. High energy additives raise roughage digestibility by over 10 percent.
Researchers in Beltsville Maryland tested three roughages with a 58 percent high energy concentrate. Ground corn cobs proved most efficient in aiding digestion of roughage by rumen bacteria, outperforming sugarcane bagasse and poor grass hay. Cattle and goats may benefit from similar roughage use.
The Cardiac In Agriculture project, sponsored by the American Heart Association Iowa Heart Association, conducts a one year pilot study in Washington County Iowa. It seeks to assess farmers with heart disease and provide medical social counseling to keep them active within limits. Enrollment is open to those 16 and older employed in agriculture with heart disease.
A wartime style meat loaf recipe highlights prepare ahead assembly and reheating. The dish uses ground beef and pork, sweet pickle slices, and a pickle relish topping for a flavorful loaf baked 350 F for about ninety minutes. Serve with garlic bread, asparagus, salad, fruit or pudding.
The article advises sorting laundry into white, colored and hand washable, avoiding full hampers. It stresses hot water for white cottons, cooler water for colors, and warns to remove items from pockets. It recommends keeping garment labels for synthetics and recording them for reference.
Los Angeles report notes zoologist Dr. Love Miller of the University of California cautions against carving initials on living desert tortoises shells. He has long observed these creatures and questions tales of century old markings from early explorers.
U S air force experiment records mice and guinea pigs reaching 125000 feet in a 26 hour free balloon flight from International Falls Minnesota to Crosby North Dakota. The mission by Whiten Research Inc. tests animal reactions to extreme altitude. Defense sources say similar tests reached 400000 feet in March 1952.
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The University of Minnesota Dairy Department seeks additional identical twin and triplet calves for dairy breeding research to accelerate experiments. Since 1947, 7 triplet sets and 89 twin sets have been used. Dairymen with such calves should contact the Dairy Husbandry Department at the Institute of Agriculture in St. Paul with birth date, sex, and breed details.
Reynolds researchers promote aluminum sheet caps for square and round fence posts to block rain and prevent rot. The DIY method uses four aluminum nails per cap and simple folds to cover tops and ends, creating rustproof protection.
Pittsfield men Leonard R. Spencer and William E. Fessender completed bachelor degrees in mechanical engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute after traveling 86 000 miles over a decade. They attended evening classes three nights weekly since 1945 under the program, meeting the standard four-year curriculum.
Canberra report details a Papua interior patrol discovering the Duna tribe wearing wigs and long beards giving them a biblical look. The tribe had reportedly never before seen a white man.
City Treasurer Morris B. Sachs reports a million dollars unknown to Chicago, discovered in a City bank account during a routine records examination. The funds were held for five to eight years.
The oldest prisoner ever paroled in the United States, 95-year-old Henry Kincaid, was released from West Virginia State Penitentiary after 23 years of a life term for murder. He plans to live with his sister in the South while denying the crime.
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