Farmers Spread $1.5 Billion In Fertilizer And Lime Annually
U.S. farmers apply about 1.5 billion dollars worth of fertilizer and lime to fields each year to boost soil health and crop yields, reflecting broad input use across agriculture.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1963
Page
8
U.S. farmers apply about 1.5 billion dollars worth of fertilizer and lime to fields each year to boost soil health and crop yields, reflecting broad input use across agriculture.
Homemakers managing two homes face added duties as they close the vacation house at season end. The routine goes beyond turning off lights and requires practical steps to secure and safeguard the vacant residence.
A divorced sister’s nine year old resists her fiancé, resents gifts, and lashes out. The adviser urges preserving the boy’s loyalty to his ex-uncle, delaying pressure to accept the new uncle, and suggesting the family support his feelings while managing the home for future visits.
Ruth Millett notes a bank ad urging women to come as you are and drive up in cars. She argues such messaging promotes sloppy attire and acceptable public appearance, urging housewives to dress neatly when leaving home.
Two Childress teachers will travel to Dallas to attend the State Homemaker Teachers Conference. Mrs. W. Hughes departs Monday to join Franées Long there for a week long event ending Friday.
Beauty editor notes teased hair fading from fashion in New York with smoother fall looks gaining ground. John Christie advises lacing to add body for sleek styles, using a stiff brush to lift underhair and shape the top, finishing with a bandeau for height.
A facial brush with soft natural bristles brightens a dull complexion. It is gentle on tender skin and works soapsuds into the pores for a thorough cleansing.
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