Oldest Known Food Milk Through the Ages
Records show cows milked as early as 9000 BC and milk cited in the Bible and Sanskrit texts. Hippocrates valued milk as medicine five centuries before Christ, and ancient Ur of the Chaldees depicts milk containers in a 350 BC frieze.
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Oil crops yield near one billion dollars for farms
Value of oil crops across the nation reached almost one billion dollars in the last year, reflecting strong cash earnings for farmers and indicating favorable market conditions for producers of soybeans, corn oil, and related commodities.
Boots Swell After Corn Soaked Trial by Cowboys
Cowboys in the old Southwest filled tight boots with shelled corn and soaked them to make the shoes swell. This odd trial aimed to test fit and comfort through swelling footwear effects.
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Old Southwest
Aztec gods debated sun and moon power over war deity
The Aztec god Huitzilopochtli, central in war rites, was offered human sacrifices three times yearly yet regarded as inferior to the sun and moon deities. The passage notes the rival prestige among major gods of the Mesoamerican pantheon.
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Mexico
Pickerel Feeding Habits by Grass Edges in Winter
Look for pickerel along grassy edges of eddies and pools near rapids foot. Pike species feed around vegetation during winter, seeking cover and prey in plant-rich waters.
New Xray Data Method Advances Protein Structure Study
A new method for analyzing Xray data has been developed, potentially revealing vital information about the structure of proteins, the building blocks of the human body.
Aspen Lumber Demand Rises Postwar
Aspen lumber gains prominence due to high postwar demand. The wood is soft, easy to work with, and features a fine uniform texture, making it a preferred material in construction and manufacturing.
Prescription Volume Reaches 419 Million in 1946
The Drug Topics survey reports 1946 prescription volume near 419 million dollars with over 336 million prescriptions filed. The volume represented about 11.7 percent of drugstore sales.
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Drug Topics
Dental Office Help Wanted Listing Summary
An old classifieds page advertises medical and dental staff positions in Spokane Washington. Listings include X ray technician and registered laboratory technician roles with pay ranges from 200 to 225 dollars, a registered nurse receptionist position at 185 dollars, and bookkeeping and secretarial support with multiple openings. Contact Mary Lowry M T Director at 216 Mohawk Boulevard Spokane Riv 2375.
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Wash
The Leopard's Spots The Banker's Hard Choice
Blake, a bank governor, confronts pressure from a loyal staffer and a devoted daughter while facing looming Monday bank examiners. He reveals a five thousand dollar stake to help his former ward Ernest and ailing Carter and his daughter Doris. He retains calm while choosing to protect others and his bank.
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Country Churches Revitalize Rural Communities Across Denominations
A nationwide revival of the country church links salvation with social and economic duties. Presbyterian and Methodist missions in Kentucky and Tennessee drive community plans in Blue Springs, Big Lick, Frakes, Sevierville, Morris Fork, Alpine, and Wooton, focusing on health clinics, cooperative ventures, and farm modernization led by pastors including Eugene Smathers.
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Crossword Puzzle Word List Challenge Clue Grid
A reader puzzle listing across and down clues covering animals actions objects and descriptors. Clues include humped ruminant lasso disclosure conjunction friend of Pythias youngsters bounder unusual cask and many more with several archaic and variant forms.
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Friend of Pythias
Bounder
Blind Girl Becomes Expert Knitter in Minnesota Town
Elaine Heintz who is nearly blind at 21 knits high quality sweaters scarves and mitten sets. With help from her sister Katharine she found markets for her work this Christmas selling 200 pieces to Le Sueur residents. Her potholders are a specialty learned at the Minnesota Braille and Sight Saving School in Faribault.
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Faribault
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