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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
6
Secretary Wickard urges Triple-A committeemen to locate idle land and farms in their districts and put them into use for food production. County USDA war boards will assist in locating operators and financing where needed to meet farm output goals.
Modern Bo Peeps urged through loan programs to assist operators with labor or machinery if land use is impeded. Triple A asks farmers to rent out acres they cannot use to other operators, enabling managers to take on extra cropland. Those able to manage small farms may rent acreage from operators maxed out but seeking full production.
Rutgers extension agronomist C S Garrison urges farmers to plant hay and pasture seeds to support military and lend-lease programs. The Agriculture Department offers price supports on 20 seed kinds including alfalfa timothy orchard grass meadow fescue and red sweet and alsike clover with guaranteed minimum prices. Legumes and grasses aid rotation and stabilize yields essential to wartime production.
Since meat rationing began, rabbit raising for meat has gained momentum. When planting potatoes use blocky seed pieces with one good eye as they dry out less and are easier to handle than long pieces.
A Western Newspaper Union feature promotes using egg and chicken dishes to meet daily protein needs. Recipes include Chicken Chowder, Chef's Salad, Spaghetti and Chicken Casserole, Creamed Deviled Eggs, and Oatmeal Peach Pudding. Contact Lynn Chambers at Western Newspaper Union for meal planning help.
Consumers can curb illegal meat selling by checking for a slaughterer permit number and grade stamp on meat. Ceiling meat prices are posted by butchers. Bread rules limit wrapping, returns, and rack displays and cap varieties weekly. White bread must be enriched with milk solids, 3 to 4 parts per 100 parts flour.
A home owners column answers practical questions on coloring concrete floors with lime proof color mixed in during pouring, wallpaper removal from plasterboard, repairing a cracked birdbath, damp walls from condensation, floor sagging, porch pier foundations, and maintaining waxed floors with light, infrequent waxing.
The text advertises Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1782-B a young two piece with moulded lines and frilly trimming in sizes 10 through 20 with busts 28 to 38. It notes fabric yardages for size 12 with short sleeves and features wool embroidery posies at neck and hem.
Lifeboat and raft equipment now lists fishing kits with dehydrated pork rinds a floating knife hooks and rigs a dip net cotton gloves and waterproof instructions as part of standard life boat gear.
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