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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1942

Page

6

Outdoor Picnic Cooking And Barbecue Recipes

A compact guide to summer outdoor cooking features barbecued hamburgers with a tangy sauce, hamburger puffs, roast corn and potatoes, marshmallow dessert, kabobs, vitamin salad, and fruit treats. Includes a short query column by Miss Lynn Chambers for expert advice.

Lynn Chambers Western Newspaper Union South Desplaines Street Chicago Illinois

Outdoor cooking tips for building a good coal bed

The guide recommends a small initial fire for outdoor cooking and emphasizes a deep coal bed before broiling or frying. Use soft woods like pine or aspen to start, and hard woods like maple or oak for coal. Seasoned dry wood lights easily. bark slows fire and split wood burns better.

Lynn

Sick Soils Have Effect on Animals

Dr William A Albrecht of the University of Missouri argues that soil fertility directly affects animal health. He warns against crop hunting and stresses returning lime stone phosphorus potash and organic matter to soil to prevent nutrient deficiencies in livestock. He compares soil to factories that must replenish nutrients rather than deplete them.

William A. Albrecht Department of Soils College of Agriculture University of Missouri Doan

Summer Fashions Show Bright Color Trends in Style

Cherie Nicholas reports on summer fashion color stories. Soft gray sheets for day and evening wear contrast with bright lemon yellow outfits, matching hats, and accessories. Ginger tones appear in hats and dresses, while brown and white prints and ribboned brown straw hats gain popularity in casual daywear.

Union

Vast U S Use Of Fats Oils Across Sectors Reported

The United States recently used about 614 billion pounds of fats and oils in edible products. About 2 billion pounds went to soaps, 1 billion to paints varnishes printing inks and linoleum products, and 0.5 billion to various industrial purposes.

United States

Farmers in Floyd County Share Farm Equipment Purchases

Two Floyd County Texas farmers teamed up to buy a tractor outfit in 1940, sharing a $1,030 expense and operating costs. They later bought a Jersey bull for $150, a seven-foot power take off mower, a feed mill mounted for transport, and a ground driven row binder. They credit the joint purchases with saving their crops last fall and urge others to adopt the same partnership.

Department of Agriculture Floyd County Texas Farm Security Administration

Urea Found Satisfactory Nitrogen Source for Lambs

Tests in a university division of animal nutrition compared growing lambs fed urea against diets with soybean oil meal casein skim milk and corn gluten feed. With a 12 percent protein level and 50 percent nitrogen from urea, urea proves as satisfactory as common protein concentrates.

Division of Animal Nutrition

Grooming Essential To Chic Appearance

Wartime chic emphasizes simple practical dress and neat grooming. A simple hairdo, fresh complexion, and bright eyes improve any suit or uniform. Use witch hazel for a quick facial, then care for clothes and nails to achieve a chic, lasting look.

Revival of Fine Batiste in Lingerie Emerges

In refreshed fashion houses and specialty shops the revival of delicate batiste fabrics brings lace trimmed and finely tucked garments into view. The look recalls grandmother’s dainty wardrobe and an old fashion becoming new again.

Bows Parade in War Production Era Crepe Fashion

New York fashion shows present brown crepe dresses with slim silhouettes and bow accents. Outfits feature scattered bow details from neckline to hemline and large white sheer straw hats with brown horsehair trim, highlighting practical fabric conservation ideas.

War Production Board New York

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