National Farm Safety Week Observed July 22 28
National Farm Safety Week will be observed throughout the United States July 22 to 28 with the aim to promote safe practices on farms and in every aspect of farm life. The drive notes that 17 000 deaths and 1 650 000 injuries occur yearly and urges farmers and families to reduce hazards through commonsense limits and careful routines.
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United States
America
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
National Safety Council
Joe Louis status noted amid talk of future Charles bout
The column weighs Joe Louis remains a national draw after the Savold win. It predicts a Louis Charles bout if Charles beats Walcott, while noting Charles is faster and younger than Louis and Savold rusted. Baseball notes touch on Cubs Brooklyn pennant chatter and all star selections amid Trades.
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Joe Louis
Lee Savold
Ezzard Charles
Joe
Walter
Charlie’ Friedman
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Primo Camera
Max Baer
Bob Golden
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Friedman
Savold
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Walcott
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Brooklyn
Chuck Dressen
N.L
Dressen
Eddie Arcaro Shows 23.48 Percent Win Rate in 1951 Standings
Irving Phillips defends Arcaro against a reader letter and presents the National Jockey Standings from January 1 to June 1, 1951. The record lists Arcaro at 23.48 percent winners per total mounts, followed by Borgemenke 21.7 Knowles 21.10 Mares 20.16, with Atkinson 15.30 and Shoemaker 19.53 also shown.
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Eddie Arcaro
Irving Phillips
Arcaro
Borgemenke
Knowles
Mares
Atkinson
Shoemaker
Sour
Shane
Fruit Canning Guide and Community Living Reflections
A vintage kitchen piece explains home canning steps for applesauce and peaches, with precise recipes and processing times. It shifts to a 1951 editorial on community life, urging Christians to support neighbors, avoid isolation, and embody love above law in local harmony.
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Division of Christian Education
Nations Council of the Churches of Christ of the United States of America
WNU
New Type Tires Introduced for Farm Equipment Use
A new pneumatic rubber tire with a smooth V-shaped tread and low center is designed to replace traditional steel wheels on farm implements. Developed by B. F. Goodrich, the tire aims to boost planting efficiency for farmers.
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B. F. Goodrichen
High Quality Hay Cuts Feeding Costs for Cows
Michigan State College farm economists report high quality hay lowers costs by about 24 dollars per cow and reduces milk pan cost per hundredweight by 26 cents. Cows on poorer hay need 250 pounds more grain and 450 pounds more concentrates to produce the same milk as with high quality hay. High quality hay is rich in protein legumes and cut at the proper stage.
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Michigan State College
Aids For Fruit Canning Techniques
Instructions advise using tongs or gloves to handle hot jars. Heat jars in hot soapy water rinse, then boil in a kettle or pan for 10 minutes. Remove jars carefully as they are filled to prevent burns.
Oven Canning Guidelines for Safe Jar Processing
For oven canning place jars two inches apart in a shallow pan and heat the oven to the required temperature before loading jars. Start timing once jars go in. Do not use the top element in an electric oven. Pack fruits tightly to avoid excessive headspace after processing. Use a wooden paddle or a small olive oil bottle as a packing tool.
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