Posies for Bathroom From Yard of Chintz
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
6
Electric Heating Cables Boost Efficiency for Hotbeds
Science drives shift from manure to electricity in heated beds. Buried soil heating cables beneath 4 to 6 inches, 60 feet for a 6 by 6 bed, with 7 inch strand spacing, automate operation via thermostat. Watering advised as 5 quarts per sash. US Department of Agriculture studies show seeds germinate 20 to 30 percent faster than manure heated beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Window Ventilator for Barn Windows
A simple hinge free design uses triangular pieces on the frame to hold a sash with a bottom crossbar and a top crosspiece for spacing. A small button on the frame locks the window shut while another on the sash holds it open for ventilation.
Urea Wound Powder Used on Livestock
During World War II two medical corps officers praised a powder made from mixing urea with sulfanilamide and sulfathiazole for treating contaminated wounds. The formula dissolves necrotic tissue, enhances antiseptic action, and is offered to veterinarians and farmers for livestock and postpartum infections, with potential use in ointments and eye infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
McKr
Sitner
Phenothiazine Bolus More Effective for Sheep Worms
Tests at Mississippi show phenothiazine given as a bolus treats stomach and nodular worms in sheep better than drenching. Mixing with food is unreliable as each animal must be treated individually. Capsule use is impractical due to time needed to fill and weigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Supper Plans For a Fifty Servings Church Picnic Menu
Church group shares guidance for large scale meals with menus and recipes for fifty including ham loaf with horseradish sauce scalloped potatoes green beans and berry cobbler. Instructions cover quantities cooking times and serving suggestions to organize a church supper with ample portions and help for volunteers.
Egg serving ideas from Lynn Says column
The piece lists varied egg fillings for omelets such as creamed tuna, minced ham, pork sausage, mushrooms, creamed peas, and cheese. It suggests poached eggs with nests of beef hash or spinach and uses for scrambling baking and frying with bacon, sausage, cold cuts, or leftovers for meals.
Hollywood Talk and Radio Buzz from the Season
Major film names and radio projects dominate the chatter with Herbert Marshall returning to air in The Man Called . expect June 18 for a 14 week run replacing Bob Hope. Leon Belasco reprises Mr X s aide while Richard Long debuts in The Stranger and Peggy Cummins faces casting doubts. Barbara Bel Geddes signs for A Time to Kill as stage and screen balance. The Private Eye pairs Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Maugham
Herbert Marshall
Bob Hope
Leon Belasco
Mr. X
Barbara Bel Geddes
RKO
Lanny Ross
Ron Rawson
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dorothy Lamour
Hope Enterprises, Inc
Delightful summer nightdress for mature figures
Pattern No 1359 offers a V neck nightdress with short sleeves edged in lace and a back bow for a neat fit. Available in sizes 34 through 48 and requires 3% yards of 35 or 39 inch fabric, 215 yards lace, and 7% yard ribbon.
Faulkner's Last Post Office Moment Reflects 2 Cent Era
The Times-Picayune notes William Faulkner once served as postmaster at University, Mississippi. On leaving the post, a friend asked if he felt any final pride, to which Faulkner replied that he would miss being at others’ beck and call for money but not for two cent stamps.
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William Faulkner
Chartres Street
Times - Picayune
University, Miss
Bill
Faulkner
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