Rotenone Import Growth From 1931 to 1940
In 1931 this country imported rotenone roots in commercial quantities totaling 8400 pounds. By 1940 imports rose to 6500000 pounds as rotenone secured a growing role in insecticide production.
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Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1945
Page
6
Versatile Fruit and Cropland Overview in Illinois
Peaches adapt to many desserts and salads with good flavor and vitamins A and C. Illinois cropland focuses on corn soybeans oats and hay making up ninety percent of total crop land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Blooming Hats In Australia Army Flowers Inspire Fashion
Australian hat fashion blooms during wartime. U S soldiers bring fresh flower headpieces for dates, a habit started by troops and spreading as a chic response to rationing shortages. The trend highlights cross cultural influence amid supply constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Australia
Innovations in 17th century barometers and safe boilers
The piece notes the barometer and thermometer origins in the 17th century and highlights wet base boilers with circulating water under the ash pit. It discusses placing boilers on combustive floors for basement free homes and mentions safety features like foot-treadle door openers and ball shaped air cooled handles.
Belief in Lucky Stones Endures Across Cultures
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that emeralds and amethysts were once thought to benefit the eyes and prevent drunkenness. The idea of lucky stones persists today, reflecting long lasting folklore about gemstones and their powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Bath Word Traces Roots to Greek Meaning Drive Sadness
Etymologists note the English word bath derives indirectly from a Greek term meaning to drive sadness from the mind. The article argues Greeks valued bodily cleansing and urges frequent thorough bathing to banish sorrow.
Bath Time Rules for Family Relaxation
Guidance on scheduling family baths to fit daily routines. It advises the man of the house keep his morning shower, children bathe in evening by age, and planning your own bath for maximum relaxation.
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Locke Stove CO
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Kansas City
Cw-Si
Lucas County Savings Bank
Central Co
Central
Eggs Help Keep the Body Healthy
Eggs aid health by building muscles and red blood cells. A child should eat four to five eggs weekly while older adults need three to five. Eggs can be eaten plain or mixed into other foods.
Whip Soap Flakes With Hot Water and Egg Beater
Whip soap flakes in a little hot water with an egg beater to use fewer flakes and achieve better results.
Fun Party Tips for Young Children
A friendly guide on planning a children's party focusing on simple wholesome food decorations and playful activities. It suggests shaping sandwiches with animal cutters, serving milk or hot chocolate with whipped cream, and offering cake or cookies with ice cream, plus easy games for social development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Joan
Children Party Menu and Recipes from Western Newspaper Union
A Western Newspaper Union release describes a children's party menu with assorted sandwiches hot chocolate ice cream clowns and candies. It includes bologna filling deviled egg and cheese fillings fruit salads creamy spaghetti and ice cream clown desserts plus a vegetable dinner featuring cauliflower and carrots.
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Western Newspaper Union
Gets Sweet Revenge Bass Hooked Assessor in Catch
SPOKANE WASH County Assessor Don H Thompson hooked a two pound bass which then bit back sinking the hook in his thumb. A doctor had to remove the hook after the reversal in the pond incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Don H. Thompson
Thompson
Will Be Rewarded For Her Kindness
Mrs. Scott Marie Dyer of near Tucson learned a World War I veteran plans to leave her his entire estate. Capt Victor S Byrne, now ill in Los Angeles, befriended Dyer in Chicago in 1923 and later sought Wisconsin police help to reach her. The Dyers moved to Arizona in 1941 and had not heard from Byrne since he left Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Wisconsin
Scott Marie Dyer
Chicago
Dyer
Victor S. Byrne
Harry Mueller
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Captain Byrne
Los Angeles
Lynn Says Don’t Ration Eye Appeal In Everyday Dining
Advice on simple garnishes and table decorations to enhance meals. Fresh carrot tops lettuce leaves green pepper strips tomato wedges and candles or flowers elevate presentation. Serve meatballs on watercress and use grapefruit rind shapes for colorfulness.
Four Day Old Baby Face May Foresee Future Look
Chicago report notes University of Illinois dentistry studies show that head and facial proportions at birth stay essentially constant through life. Under Dr. Allan Brodie, X rays suggest a future 21 year old face could be sketched from early head growth, with nose length and bone contours preserved through age 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Illinois College of Dentistry
Allan Brodie
College of Dentistry
Martin Designs Plane To Lower Airline Fares
The Glenn L. Martin Aircraft company plans mass production of a 30 passenger twin engine commercial aircraft. A mock-up was shown to newsmen as the design targets main domestic trunk lines with a cruising speed near 300 mph. The aircraft should serve 250 to 700 mile routes where larger four engine transports are uneconomical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Company
Civil Aeronautics Administration
March of Dimes Polio Funds Reach $16 589 874
New York reports that contributions to the 1945 March of Dimes totaled $16,589,874, more than 50 percent above 1944. Basil O'Connor, president of the foundation, announced. As of August 11 there were 3,558 poliomyelitis cases nationwide versus 5,008 at the same point last year.
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New York
National Foundation For
Basil O’connor
Foundation
O’connor
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