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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1946

Page

4

Using More Timber And Perishable Product Facts

The article notes U S timber demand exceeds production and mentions eggs deteriorate hours after laying if not cooled. It discusses cattle lice control with rotenone sulfur dips or dust applications for few animals. It also cites Britannica on aging dreams being less vivid after 63 and rare after 65.

Minute Maka Uns By Beauty Mask Ad

A brisk one minute beauty mask promises a thorough cleansing then a vanishing cream layer. Leave on for one minute, remove with tissues to shed dull skin and flaky patches. Ledger Syndicate WNU Features.

Ledger Syndicate WNU

It Pays to Properly Candle and Pack Eggs

Farmers will profit at least three cents a dozen for candling eggs. The War Food Administration set support prices of 27 cents for candled eggs and 24 cents for uncandled eggs. Proper candling creates a higher quality market and greater profits by presenting yolk behavior and proper packing to buyers.

War Food Administration

Egg quality and candling indicators for fresh eggs

Describes how eggs packed with sharp ends down retain quality longer. Notes fresh eggs have thick white and centered yolk when candled, while poor eggs show large air spaces, dark yolk, and a moving yellow.

Grindstone Mount Mounting for Grindstone

A felloe from an old wagon wheel broke in two. A brace with a sturdy board keeps the correct distance and holds the pieces rigid during mounting.

Malaria-Like Disease Found in Southern Illinois Cattle

Anaplasmosis, a malaria like disease of cattle, has been found in southern Illinois by veterinary specialists from Illinois University. It may spread to other states. common in the South and rare in the North. It spreads by biting insects and causes loss of appetite, weakness, rapid pulse and pale skin. lab tests advised when suspected.

St. Ilinois Illinois Illinois University

New in Machinery Dehydrator Uses for Winter Months

During winter, the home dehydrator can dry clothes warm rooms or keep food. Some models allow removing heating elements to function as room heaters, with the cabinet used for storage.

Tor-kelson Bros

Soda in Cooking Time Saver for Peas

A pinch of soda cuts cooking time of peas in half by neutralizing acidity in the water. This simple trick speeds tenderizing and reduces overall cooking time.

Timber Shortage and Labor Gaps Hit Wood Mills

Timber shortages and labor scarcities slow wood production across mills and forests. Industry reports from the period highlight bottlenecks in logging, milling capacity, and supply chains delaying output.

Film Houses Count Soars in Major Cities

The report notes 205 movie houses in Philadelphia and 658 in New York City at the present time, reflecting a rapid expansion of cinema venues across these hubs. The figures illustrate growing entertainment demand and market diversification in urban centers.

Philadelphia New York City

New York Farmers Plan Postwar Uniforms for Victory

About 20,000 New York farmers or one in sixty of the state's 1.2 million residents expect to wear farmers' uniforms after the war, signaling a postwar plan or movement.

New York Sailor

Croatian Beart Cravat Portraits a French Scarf Origin

Croatian Beart Cravat was the name given by the French in Louis XIV’s reign to the scarf worn by Croatian soldiers.

All Plastic Sandals Latest in Footwear

An up-to-date version of Cinderella's slippers enchants the modern foot fashion scene. These crystal-clear lucite sandals suit party-goers and home loungers with colorful ribbon lacing, adjustable crossings, and ankle ties. Square toes, hollow 2.5 inch heels, and available colors include translucent black red green blue with ribbon hues in multiple patterns.

High Colors in New Wool Jerseys and Resort Toppers

The spring fashion feature highlights vivid coral and tangerine, royal and cornflower blues, chalk blue, greens, bright copper shades, and subtle neutrals like soft gray and light beige. It notes tailored resort toppers and salts as part of the color prestige in the season's look.

Butter Color Defects From Uneven Salt Distribution

Butter color defects arise from uneven salt distribution and insufficient working of the butter. The defect is common and can be corrected by proper working, moistening the salt before adding it, or by partial working and resting before final mixing. Underworking yields a greasy condition.

Quick Frover 614 Frozens and ancient feats

Fragment reads about quick freezing of foods, a bizarre note on King Herod of Judea serving a frozen bath for an emperor, mentions of an ancient flight of steps to Ara Coeli in Rome made of marble built in 272, and a stat about Southern farmers composing over half of farmers, a third of cropland, and a quarter of farm income.

Herod Judea Barthmoth Calliusa Pats Ara Coeli Rome

Ice Cream Mix Aimed at Armed Forces in South Pacific

A powdered ice cream mix requiring water has been developed for use by armed forces in South Pacific islands, seeking a rapid, shelf stable dessert option for troops in jungle and island environments.

South Pacific Islands

Norden Bombsight tiny ball bearing in sight

The Norden bombsight contains the world’s smallest ball bearing, measuring 2.7 millimeters in diameter, a minuscule component highlighted in the weapon’s intricate mechanism.

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