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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1946

Page

6

Vitamin C Power Of Cabbage In Everyday Meals

Cabbage ranks in the top class of vitamin C foods comparable to citrus and tomatoes. One cup raw cabbage provides nearly half the day’s vitamin C when fresh, with added thiamine riboflavin niacin calcium and vitamin A from green leaves. Quick cooking preserves the vitamin C, five to ten minutes boiling for shredded and ten to fifteen for quartered. The vegetable adds flavor to salads and hot dishes and helps prevent waste amid a surplus purchase program by the U S department of agriculture aimed at excess beyond consumer demand.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Test Will Aid in the Softening of Water

Farm women face hard water troubles at washday and can learn a quick 10 minute test to determine the right amount of water softener for their washing machines. A gallon of hot water, one teaspoon softener, two tablespoons soap, and an egg beater create suds to judge proportion.

Pruning Wound Healing and Tree Vitality

The article explains pruning wounds invite disease as openings to the heart wood. Healing is rapid when cuts are flush to the trunk, with live tissue surrounding the wound and ample sap flow. Leaving part of a limb attached delays healing and allows decay to penetrate the trunk.

Bats Use Radar Like Echoes For Navigation

Historical note explains bat navigation by high pitch sounds reflecting off walls akin to radar. Researchers Galambos, Griffin from Harvard showed bats emit notes heard after reflection, enabling wall avoidance. Hartridge later theorized short wave length calls are reflected by nearby objects guiding flight. Damage to a bat's ear impairs hearing and causes collisions.

London

Grass waterways protect drainage but require perseverance

Grass waterways help drain surplus water but do not replace soil treatment on slopes. Silt in waterways signals hillside erosion. They are not hard to build but require persistence to establish. If a seeding fails, reseed at the first opportunity to solidify coverage.

Gall Bladder Disease A Common Condition

A New York doctor notes gall bladder disease is common due to poor diet rest and health neglect. He explains the gall bladder stores bile and that colic pain from contractions often sites in the upper right abdomen and can resemble heart pain. eating worsens the pain.

Benezes Elihu Katz M. D New York Hygela Magazine Katz

Rikshas to vanish as Shanghai plans three year transit overhaul

Shanghai authorities approve a three year plan to wipe out rikshas as a public conveyance. Graft findings from 1934 showed riksha boys earned about 3 dollars monthly, paying nearly half to renting firms. Only 16 shifts per coolie monthly due to tight riksha supply. From 70,000 rikshas, companies profited while competition caused idleness and traffic snarls faded with streetcars autos and bicycles arrival.

Shanghai China

Rotoscope Enables Motionless View of Rotating Machinery

Engineers use a newly developed instrument to view rotating objects as motionless. The rotoscope allows continuous observation of items like fan blades and airplane propellers at any point along their path, untwisting light to reveal flutter or vibration for study.

Barnes

Feathers Turned Into Warmer Wool Blend Cloth

The Department of Agriculture developed a cheap method to twist chicken feathers into a light thread for sweaters mittens scarves and belts. A 50 50 blend with wool improves durability and warmth. Feathers are mixed with rayon wool cotton nylon fortisan and other fibers for decorative effects. Quills can yield a cloth resembling silk in elasticity.

Department of Agriculture

Whipping Cream Quality and Usage Tips

The whipping quality of cream depends on its age and fat content. Freshly separated cream whips poorly and needs at least four hours to stand and chill. 24 hours improves whipping. Dairies deliver cream aged enough for whipping. Store whipped cream in the coldest refrigerator area. Use up to a pint per whipping with a small mixer. whip larger amounts in batches to save time.

Bee Pollination Tricks Raise Alfalfa Seed Yields

Utah entomologists use a pollen trap to study which plants attract bees visiting alfalfa fields near Delta. Greasewood and sweet clover compete with alfalfa for pollen, while corn is less relevant. Results help growers identify competing flora and plan crop rotations to maximize bee-driven seed production.

Utah Delta A. Hare George H. Vansell Department of Agriculture

Silage Raises Milk Vitamin A Compared With Hay

Department of Agriculture trials across states show milk vitamin A tracks carotene in feed. Winter milk is generally lower in vitamin A than summer milk due to reduced carotene in winter feed. Silage preserving alfalfa yields more milk and higher carotene, with cows on silage producing over 7 percent more milk than field cured hay and silage ending with about 14 times as much carotene as hay.

Department of Agriculture Department

Giant Hudson's Bay Charter Then Vast Fur Empire

The Hudson's Bay Company gained a charter in 1670 enabling control over fur trade across numerous seas, straits, bays, lakes, and rivers. King Charles II could not foresee the immense uncharted territory involved spanning 30 rivers and much of Canada including Manitoba Saskatchewan Ontario and Alberta.

Hudson's Bay Company Charles II England Northwest Territories Manitoba Saskatchewan Ontario Alberta Canada

Fruit Storage Temperatures For Oranges Grapefruit Lemons And Limes

Oranges store best just above freezing at 32 to 35 F and can be kept 8 to 10 weeks. Limes prefer 45 to 48 F for 6 to 8 weeks. Lemons suit 55 to 58 F and last 1 to 4 months. Grapefruit varies: sound fruit 45 to 55 F for 6 weeks, or 32 to 34 F if stem rot risk.

Vitamin C deficiency risks from poor diet

Assure vitamin C if fruits and vegetables are missing, as deficiency is possible. Liver is high in vitamin C but most cereals like whole wheat rye bread corn meal and rolled oats are not sources. Symptoms include restlessness headaches weakness susceptibility to infections defective teeth swollen gums and anemia, with winter diets at higher risk.

A Four Month Old Speaks On Diet Fads

A playful four month old narrator questions dieting as a fad and proudly rejects rules about body image. The verse highlights the speaker's growing tummy and dimples while dismissing others concerns, ending with a lighthearted self assertion by Ray Murray.

We Hold These Truths To Be Self Evident Declaration

Excerpted lines from the Declaration of Independence recount the opening assertions about self evident truths equality rights life liberty and pursuit of happiness and the right of the people to alter or abolish oppressive government as adopted in the first section. It notes these are laid out as foundational principles and the source text emphasizes government derives powers from the governed through consent. The fragment presents historic phrasing about nature gods and the pursuit of happiness.

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