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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1944
Page
4
Auburn cooks face trouble juicing onions as grating or squeezing can be messy and wasteful. Agricultural guidance suggests minced onion serves as a practical substitute, safer for fingers and easier to prepare than fresh juice.
In Auburn Alabama pecan trees face decline amid severe drought and poor crops. Officials urge protection of mature groves, urging farmers to safeguard limbs, harvests, and future yields while addressing pests and disease pressures impacting the 1930s era crop.
Auburn Alabama farmers and 4 H club members are urged to collect kudzu seed from established vines to seed nurseries for next spring. Extension agronomist JC Lowery warns seed is scarce and often found on vines or trees as farmers harvest for planting.
Extension nutrition specialist Marie Amos of Alabama Poly technic Institute advises Auburn homemakers to treat bell peppers as a food product. She notes peppers are an excellent source of vitamins A and C and suitable for salads sandwiches and main dishes. She suggests using them fresh or conserved for winter use.
A fragment states that repeatedly using heavy poles may cause damage while striking with an ordinary cane pole causes no ill effects. It lacks clear context, dates, or full entities to identify a specific event or person.
Auburn guidance from Levice B. Els on caring for gloves and pocket books. Advice covers leather and fabric gloves, cleaning solutions, drying methods, and care for wallets, plus rug maintenance tips including brushing, vacuuming, and avoiding shaking to protect fibers.
U S Department experiments in Auburn show meat dehydration lowers weight by 30 to 70 percent and compresses volume by 65 to 73 percent during packaging. Vacuum rotary drying appears most effective, with pre cooking aiding shelf life. Fresh meat yields better dehydrated products than cooked variants, though keepability needs study. About 3.8 million new radio sets were sold in the United States in a year before the War.
AUBURN Great grandfather would be shocked to learn films are used to teach farming basics such as horseshoeing, sheepshearing, and repairing equipment. The U S Office of Education and Federal Security Agency produced films on mowers, grain drills, cultivators, tractors, and plows plus horseshoeing and canning. They are designed for vocational agriculture classes the 4 H and FFA meetings and show new, better methods for beginners and on-limers.
Auburn readers are urged to maintain winter rug and carpet care as mills shift to military needs. Mamie N. Whisnant of Alabama Polytechnic Institute advises regular upkeep to protect floors from dirt, moths, and furniture damage amid shortages and busy civilian supply chains.
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