Condition of Land Vital to Economy Good
Two thirds of raw materials for U S industry come from land and about 60 percent of plants rely on soil for principal raw materials. Extension expert W R Tascher warns deterioration reaches a point where land care becomes key to national economic vitality and survival.
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W. R. Tascher
Extension Soil Conservationist
Washington, D.C
United States
Tascher
Spud Harvest Study Aims to Reduce Potato Bruising
North Dakota research begins a preliminary study to locate bruising points in potato harvesting and handling. Perry V. Hemphill of the North Dakota experiment station reports cooperation with regional potato laboratory East Grant Forks. Bruising rises at each step from digging to binning, reaching 41 percent after binning and suggesting binning contributes most to damage.
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North Dakota
Perry V. Hemphill
Applying Shingles For Roof Renewal
In applying asphalt shingles over an old wood shingle roof, first nail down loose shingles. Split warped shingles and nail down the segments. Place bevelled wood feathering strips along the butts of each course of old shingles. Apply one flashing strip of asphalt roofing. Use six nails in each three tab square butt.
Overhead Water System Creating Wide Interest
Overhead sprinkler irrigation draws wide interest for farming. It reduces need for land leveling and eliminates ditches, allowing ground previously used for ditches to grow crops.
Davis Among All-Time Greats A Sports Editorial Return
The piece questions Glenn Davis as the greatest all-around athlete, cites Blaik’s praise and compares him to legends like Jim Thorpe Oliphant Barry Wood Jackie Robinson and Harry Fisher. It notes Davis’s potential comeback after a multi-year absence amid spring practice and previews 1949 college football powerhouses Notre Dame Army Michigan and others.
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Glenn Davis
Red Blaik
Grantland Rice
Glenn
Blaik
Davis
West Point
Army
Doak Walker
Charlie Justice
Leon Hart
Emil Sitko
Arnold Galiffa
Midwest
Notre Dame
Michigan
Ohio State
Cornell
Princeton
Dartmouth
West
California
Washington
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Texas
Frank Leahy
Tragedy to Truth in Hosea the Prophet
Hosea speaks not as a distant voice but as a heart. The story of his marriage to Gomer and the children Jezreel Lo-Ruhamah and Lo-Ammi is explored as the key to his sermons. The preacher shows how hardship refines faith and reveals divine truth.
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Hosea
Gomer
Jezreel
Lo-Ruhamah
Lo-Ammi
Benneath
Pattern No 8569 sew-rite perforated pattern for sizes 12 14 16
Pattern No 8569 is a sew-rite perfo rated pattern for sizes 12 14 16 18 and 20. Size 14 uses 4% yards of 39 inch fabric. The huge summer FASHION offers ideas for a smart ward robe and fabric news inside the book. Send 25 cents to ny.
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Oial
Tony
Soda for Plates Brushed Clean With Dry Toothbrush Method
A simple method uses a dry toothbrush dipped in bicarbonate of soda to scrub gold borders on plates. The technique aims to remove grime without harming surface details.
Bread Crumb Grinding for Frying Mix
To prepare bread crumbs for frying run stale bread through a grinder and mix the crumbs with flour parts.
Sweet Potatoes Turn Color When Peeled
Raw sweet potatoes brown quickly after peeling due to oxidation. Keeping them in ice cold water prevents color change until cooking.
Using a Penknife for Radish Roses and Garnishes
A concise tip notes a penknife is handier than a paring knife for crafting radish roses and other decorative garnishes. It emphasizes precision and ease in shaping edible embellishments.
Counteracting Salt in Soup and Gravy
To counteract excess salt add a teaspoon of sugar and a teaspoon of vinegar then cook a bit longer. This quick adjustment balances flavors and reduces saltiness.
No Soggy Salad Tip for Crisp Bowls
A simple kitchen trick uses a saucer placed upside down in the bowl to lift greens away from moisture. The salad sits above the plate to stay crisp and fresh.
Margarine and Mixer Mishap in Kitchen
A homemaker uses margarine to color margarine for table use and then runs an electric mixer without cleaning the paddles. The stray margarine contaminates the mashed potatoes prepared for the evening meal.
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