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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1954
Page
12
The article urges farmers to maintain simple yet thorough farm records including inventory, livestock, crops, receipts and expenses. It links good record keeping to better management, tax preparation, loans, and protection in transfers or fires, stressing practicality over complexity.
Extension specialists warn small poultry raisers that warm days mask cool nights. Chicks need proper ventilation to prevent drafts and respiratory illness. Close back and end walls if front windows are partly open to reduce cross drafts.
The U S Packers Association notes bruising in livestock shows a significant share on the ham. National surveys indicate nearly half of bruises occur in that area, prompting trimming and handling concerns.
Veterinarians warn high humidity in stalls fosters calf pneumonia. Keep calves in clean well ventilated stalls to reduce disease risk and protect herd health.
Readers imagine a California Arizona influenced small home with redwood walls, large windows, terrace doors, central fireplace and built in shelves. The plan shows a single bedroom, cedar closet, future expansion into two more rooms, and optional two portfolios of sixty designs. Orders include blueprints at five dollars and post extra postage.
Scientists at Armour Research Foundation unveil a new light weight ceramic building block. Made from 90 percent bloated clay and fused clay, the 8 by 8 by 16 inch blocks weigh 22 pounds and offer high insulation and 1000 psi strength. They include three cavities, come in buff to dark maroon colors, and can be cut easily. Nails drive in without special blocks. Sponsored by Arabian American Oil Company for Saudi housing.
A simple electrical hotbed built from a cold frame helps start hundreds of flowers and vegetables weeks earlier. Use a thermostat and heating cable to warm soil, with sunlit south-facing sash for efficiency. Keeps current low and lets transplanting occur as soon as outdoors.
Cronin of the U S Health, Education and Welfare says hospitals add only a minor net bed gain annually despite Hill-Burton funds. He cites population growth and obsolescence of old facilities as factors and warns of ongoing deficits around 850 000 beds from 1946.
A fragmentary tale from Youngstown describes the Graham family caring for a large number of cats with scavenging habits. Mrs Harold Graham leads efforts to feed and shelter felines, claiming the animals enrich life and rank as superior pets.
A fragment from the Fort Worth press recalls a 19 year span of a bartender moving a mirror to conceal items and a gift for adults and children alike. The note references a 1934 event and a hat used to hide a child’s item.
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