Pressure Canners and Postmaster Named Harvey Heath
The War Production Board authorizes 630000 aluminum pressure canners for nine months starting October 1. Lavada Curtie notes capacity must be at least seven quarts. Harvey Heath, a longtime Coffee County official and former Chamblers County farm agent, is named Postmaster at Enterprise effective January 1, 1845, succeeding Max Warren. Heath, Auburn Polytechnic graduate, runs a gin and warehouse with his brother and serves as church, chamber, and Rotary member.
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Many States Require Enrichment Of Foods
Several southern states have passed bills to enrich foods. Alabama Texas Louisiana Mississippi and Kentucky require flour enrichment. South Carolina adds necessary elements to cornmeal and mush. Margarine is to be enriched in Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama. Louisiana Experiment Station reports a new rice enrichment process and Arkansas rice growers have developed a method to retain vitamins in white rice.
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New Peanut Protein Fiber From Auburn Research Lab
Dr WS Markley of the United States Southern Laboratory in New Orleans announced development of a novel fabric fiber from peanut protein. The fiber resembles silk like product and promises a completely new textile type.
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WS Markley
United States Southern Research Laboratory
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Peanut protein fiber and olive storage tip featured in lab report
The report notes peanut meal yields a protein fiber usable as fabric rivalling established fibers and outlines related peanut product research at the New Orleans Laboratory. It also mentions vegetable protein adhesives, edible coatings, and substitutes for fats, plus olive storage advice to extend freshness after opening.
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