Poultry Labor Hours Cut by Machinery Says Economist
Economist R M Van Frmb Cy A argues modern gear can trim Labor time per 100 hens from 40 or more hours to about 3 hours in large operations. Hand methods require around 42 hours per 100 hens for feeding, watering, gathering and cleaning eggs. Economical washers and graders cut annual manhours to 40 hours per 1000 eggs. Requires at least 1000 hens for full profit. using equipment enables efficient use of space and buildings.
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Banana Chiffon Salads and Plum Gelatin Desserts
Frosty fruit salads make light desserts suitable for warm weather and pair with cheese, sandwiches, or lunch. The recipe outlines Banana Chiffon Salads serving 8 using lemon gelatin, pineapple juice, bananas, cherries, celery, pecans, mayonnaise, and whipped instant milk, with steps to whip and mold. A second recipe features plums, walnuts, celery, lemon rind, mayonnaise, and whipped milk folded into gelatin, then chilled and unmolded for serving.
Dusting and insecticide use for better crops
Agricultural notes discuss pruning and dusting for crop quality, stressing proper insecticide application with power dusters or sprayers. It warns misuse can harm crops and livestock, and highlights regional pest challenges and the need for official guidance on safe, effective spraying practices.
Barbecue Meat Balls with Tangy Horseradish Sauce
A vintage style recipe for Barbecue Meat Balls serves six with a tangy horseradish tomato sauce. Ingredients include ground beef, bread crumbs, milk, olives, onions, and seasonings such as chili powder, celery seed, and Worcestershire. The sauce simmers with tomatoes while meat balls brown then bake in the sauce.
Tidal Flats Valuable To Most Marine Life
Tidal mud flats, often reclaimed or dumped on, are vital nursery grounds in quiet estuaries. Oysters, crabs, and fish depend on these habitats for survival, with inlets and productive waters supporting menhaden, shrimp, striped bass, and salmon. Also noted: 1956 motor vehicle fatalities reached 45,000 deaths, driving $7 million more in life insurance benefits than 1955.
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Exciting Trends in Kitchens Show Charm and Design
A fragment describes kitchens evolving from simple layouts to stylish, integrated spaces. It notes appliance placement and updated color schemes, hinting at modern design trends and consumer appeal.
Crossword Clues And A Peek At 1955 Housing Boom
A jumble of crossword clues runs into a feature on modern housing trends. It notes a surge in residential construction, comparing 1955 projections with 1925 activity, and cites AMA medical school admissions and a Chicago refrigerator designdesigned for built in look with recessed hinges.
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Washington Becomes Major Diplomatic Hub With 75 Embassies
Washington hosts 75 foreign embassies, a rise of 40 since World War I, among 81 missions in the capital. Six are minor legations headed by ministers or charges d affaires, while newest envoys come from newly independent nations such as Morocco Sudan and Tunisia. Switzerland Yemen Hungary Romania Latvia and Lithuania comprise the six smaller legations.
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