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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1945
Page
6
Air Technical Service develops a two piece flight suit for nurses blending style and utility. Olive drab water repellent cotton with alpaca lining, hinged joints prevent lining movement, jacket zips closed with two breast pockets and sleeve slats for instruments.
A study by the Department of Agriculture and the War Food Administration explores cotton as a new insulation material. Advances in making cotton flameproof and water-repellent boost its viability for homes, buildings, refrigerator cars, trucks, and other heat and sound insulation needs. If 10 percent of insulation demand were met by cotton, annual usage could reach 500,000 to 750,000 bales.
The article argues there is no fixed breakfast rule, urging a gradual morning energy ramp. It recommends fruit to spark appetite and digestion, tomato juice, milk, cereal, and toast as light energy sources, and eggs or creamed meat or fish for extra protein. A balanced breakfast should provide about one third of a child’s daily energy and nutrients.
Provide space for roots when transplanting, press soil firmly for root contact, and water if soil is dry. Avoid heavy compaction after watering, skip raised beds unless irrigation needed, and favor flat cultivation for most gardens. Spade early if ground allows, and avoid overplanting seeds or applying excessive fertilizer lime.
Tungsten, first produced as a metal in 1783, became a filament in 1904 and now underpins metal cutting tools. Carbide cutters slice steel at 400 feet per minute, while brass and aluminum forge nearly as fast. Its hardness resists scratching, aids armor and erosion resistance, and finds uses in lamp filaments, radio tubes, gun liners, lathe centers, and various salts for industrial powders and dyes.
Fruits such as apples peaches cherries plums prunes and nectarines brown on cutting. To prevent discoloration during freezing canning or dehydrating, ascorbic acid is used. Vitamin C antioxidant retards oxidation, adds value, and costs little.
Column argues for a baseball promotion man to boost appeal through clean image, publicity, and even food marketing. It jokes about glamorizing hot dogs, orchestras, and under-standings at Polo Grounds while critiquing modern morals and media sensationalism, referencing Nazi rhetoric and a New York store ad trend as broader social contrasts.
A church lesson outlines Matthew 27 62 to 28 9 with Golden Text Hebrews 12 1 2. It recalls Jesus burial and resurrection amid 1945 Easter reflections. The narrative contrasts hostile enemies with the angelic proclamation at the tomb and urges believers to spread the good news, embody worship, and invite others to faith.
The text lists two brothers Richard and Francis Lee of Virginia signing the Declaration. Joan of Arc led at seventeen. The French started the Panama Canal construction in 1879. William Tell is the Swiss legend helper against Gessler. The seven deadly sins are pride covetousness lust anger gluttony envy and wrath.
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