Poultry Industry Forecasts Record Output in 1952
The industry is projected to reach new highs in 1952 with broiling chicken production rising to more than 850 million birds from 784 million last year. Turkey production may exceed last year’s 53 million by 11 percent, while egg output holds near 60 billion. Per-capita consumption climbs as Americans eat more poultry and eggs than in 1941, with chicken and turkey intake substantially up since the mid-1930s.
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U.S
Spreading Manure Aids Wildlife, Specialists Say
Farmers who spread manure in late winter help wildlife and crops says extension specialists. Manure adds plant nutrients and provides winter feed for pheasants and quail, aiding survival during lean months February to April. Prompt spreading prevents nutrient loss and streams pollution as fields dry.
Tasty Snacks for Social Moments in the Home
A homemaker guide offers snack ideas for pre dinner and post dessert gatherings. Includes tiered sandwiches from pumpernickel and cheeses with deviled ham and catsup, plus cheese rye wedges with relish and olive pimiento spreads.
Space Under the Oar Functioned as a Granary
A brief note describes the ribs and the space beneath the oar acting as a granary. The fragment suggests a wooden craft storing grain in a hidden compartment. Unknown date or location. focuses on the shipboard storage detail.
U.S. Farms Show Telephones Rise Since 1920
A 1990 survey finds 38.3 percent of farms have telephones, up from 38.7 percent in 1920. Twenty-eight states report declines, with Texas Missouri and others hardest hit. Connecticut leads with higher farm telephone penetration while other states trail.
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America
Texas
Missouri
Connecticut
Tasty spreads and fillings from simple kitchen mixtures
A list of palate friendly mixtures. Mashed avocado seasoned with lemon juice salt and onion juice makes a spread for bread. Ground shrimp blended with butter and lemon juice offers a rich snack. Ground ham combined with butter and sieved egg yolk yields a savory filling.
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Derby Hopefuls and Horsemen Spread Across Tracks
Sportlight surveys the 1952 Kentucky Derby scene with contenders like Hill Gail, Tom Fool, Count Flame, Primate, and Count Fleet lineage. Trainers Bennett Jones Mooers Vanderbilt Curate optimistic as Florida and California tracks see a spring surge, while Amiel touts Count Flame and Sidestories recall Jim Thorpe and Neil Snow as benchmarks of American athletic prowess.
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Bill Corum
Santa
Anita
Vanderbilt
Whither
Warren Wright
Ben
Jimmy’ Jones
Gail
Buddy Hirsch
Litt Mooers
Florida
South Carolina
Tom Fool
Primate
Hialeah
Jack Amiel
Oratory
Count Flame
Citation
John Hertz
Pacific Coast
Calumet
Flame
Ponder
Bil Winfrey
al Vanderbilt
Bill
Ben Jones
Jimmy
Hill
Hill Gail
Belmont
Windy City II
Gleam
Santa Anita
Churchill Downs
Jim Thorpe
Amiel
Count Turt
Kentucky
England
Jim
British Empire
U.S
Neil Snow
Michigan
Snow
Stanford
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Kitchen Tips and Quick Servings From Old Time Guide
A compact guide offers kitchen quick fixes and recipes. It advises creaming butter before sugar, breaking butter into pieces when softening is slow, and using a wooden smasher. It suggests stretching berries with bananas, serving with whipped cream, and greasing muffin pans before baking. It notes quick lunches with scrambled eggs on toast points and sausages, and an easy apricot dessert with syrup, vanilla ice cream, macadamia crumbs, and pistachio nuts.
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