Dust and Drouth Devastate Sooner Farm in Adarko Oklahoma
Elder farmer J A Lane fights a recurring sandstorm on a 160 acre plot in Adarko Oklahoma as a 150000 acre dust bowl axis expands across southwestern Oklahoma. Government reports say the drought stretches wide with no rain in six months while nearby farms using soil conservation survive. Lane, 82, blames unlucky planting and lack of cover crops for naked soil that bites with wind. Local dust clouds threaten the yard and neighboring crops as dunes drift across fields and outbuildings.
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Iodine needs and design tips for room perception
Iodine is essential for growth and health and iodized salt is the best source. In interior design careful floor choice can make rooms appear larger or smaller, with color and furniture choices influencing warmth or coolness and focus.
Paradox: Easier to tell identical twins apart together
A paradox notes that identical twins are harder to distinguish when apart than when together. The observation suggests that shared context or synchronized behavior amplifies distinguishing cues. Researchers discuss implications for biometric and social perception studies.
Triplets Back At Home On Native River Front
In Jonesville Louisiana the two week old Hardie triplets rest with parents Lester and Mrs Hardie in a four room houseboat two miles up the flood swollen Ouachita River. Doctor N G Nasif notes each baby has gained a pound with Jodie at 6 Julia at 7 and Judy at 8 pounds. Needing only modest care they share a bed and diet while awaiting further support totals include roughly 400 dollars in cash clothing bedding and a washing machine.
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Prevention Only Means to Control Brucellosis
Brucellosis is a widespread infectious disease in cattle caused by Brucella abortus. It affects all classes, with pregnant cows and heifers most susceptible. undulant fever can affect humans. Key controls include blood testing, segregation of positives, strict sanitation, raising own replacements, avoiding outside breeding, clean calving pens, buying only negative animals, and 60 days isolation for new replacements.
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