Meat Essential For Expectant Mothers Says Nebraska Study
Researchers Ruth M. Leverton and Thelma J. McMillan of the Nebraska agricultural experiment station in Lincoln report that a diet including meat improves hemoglobin and red cell values in pregnant women. In a controlled trial, women receiving five ounces of lean meat daily showed better milk secretion and healthier blood metrics versus those given vitamin B or no supplement.
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Ruth M. Leverton
Thelma J. McMillan
Nebraska Agriculture Experiment Station
Lincoln
Uncertain Flag Star Pattern If New States Join Union
The article discusses how a 49th star would be added to the U S flag if Hawaii or Alaska joined the Union, noting there is no precedent for star arrangements. It recalls Taft’s 1912 executive order creating the first official arrangement and references the 1777 law, Vermont and Kentucky admissions, and the 1796 shift to 15 stars and stripes.
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Hawaii
Alaska
United States
Taft
National Geographic Society
Vermont
Kentucky
Congress
Francis Scott Key
Peanut Butter Flavor and Texture Across Regions
Peanut butter today resists oil separation with improved prep methods and better peanut quality. Grade one peanuts are blanched roasted and ground with process variations. Roasting degree affects color with darker butter preferred on the east coast and lighter tones favored farther west. Texture varies by maker from smooth to crunchy.
Turbine Uses Color Alloy to Signal Temperature
The gas turbine now gauges its own heat with a special alloy that changes color in 25 degree steps from 500 to 900 Celsius. Engineers say it records higher temperatures than other methods, signaling temperatures up to 1,652 Fahrenheit in extreme operation as the turbine spins above 1,000 miles per hour.
Cadmium Production Tied to Zinc Smelting History
Cadmium is typically found with zinc and recovered during zinc ore smelting. Flue dust is distilled until cadmium appears. In 1943 domestic recovery reached about 7.5 million pounds, with Colorado Idaho Montana and Utah supplying most of the output. Home production met nearly 8 million pounds of demand, aided by reserve stocks. Major non US producers include Mexico Germany Canada South West Africa and more. War boosted zinc smelting output and Canada rose 30 percent in 1941. Prior to war the US imported metallic cadmium and exported compounds.
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United States
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Mexico
Germany
Canada
South West Africa
Poland
Australia
Belgium
Norway
Easter Island not a sunken continent wreckage claim
Dr Me traux asserts no scientific evidence supports Easter Island as the wreckage age of a sunken continent. He describes the island as a recent volcanic formation with erosion shaping its coasts. Polynesian settlement left the island smaller than today, with monuments toppled by waves but ancient sanctuaries along the shore unlikely to have all vanished from erosion.
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Easter Island
Metraux
Spotted Furniture Care and Remedies
Spotted white marks on varnished furniture can be caused by water heat or alcohol. Light spots may vanish with camphorated oil peppermint oil or washing with warm water linseed oil and turpentine then drying and polishing. Deeper marks may require abrasive treatment and oil with a galt and saled oil remedy.
Confusion in a World at War and the Law of God
A Moody Bible lesson argues that world disorder after the war stems from ignoring divine law. It cites Israel’s history under the judges, warns Americans about neglecting God, and urges godly leadership and national repentance to avoid judgment and disaster.
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Israel
God
Joshua
America
Min
Jerusalem
The
Jordan
Jarael
Christ
Cover All Apron From One Yard A Youthful Two-Piecer
The article promotes a bib apron pattern No. 8077 requiring one yard of material for smaller sizes with cheerful fabrics. It lists sizes 32 through 44 and notes fabric quantities and binding. Also describes a two piece frock pattern No. 8009g for teens with a U shaped neckline and waist ties.
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Tim
Home Made Wire Splice and Kitchen Care Tips
To make a good wire splice lay ends side by side in opposite directions until doubled portion is about two inches long. Grip center with pliers and wrap each free end around the splice for a neat secure join. Also tips on cleaning phonograph records with warm soapy water and drying fowl stuffing thoroughly. Rotate spices on a sheet for shelf storage and wrap evening bags in dark cloth to prevent tarnish. Grease glass baking dishes before use for easier cleaning.
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