Preserve Peaches at Home With Drying Tips From Experts
Hempstead county housewives can boost food prepping this year by drying Arkansas peaches. Miss Mary Claude Fletcher notes the bumper crop enables both canned and dried peaches, with drying highlighted as an economical preservation method per University of Arkansas guidance. Drying steps include selecting ripe fruit, peeling or not, slicing, laying on trays, sun drying then shade, indoor methods if needed, and testing for elastic, moisture-free fruit. One bushel yields about 15 pounds of dried fruit.
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Hempstead
Arkansas
Mary Claude Fletcher
Mary E. Loughead
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Cows Need Pasture Advice From County Agent
County agent Oliver L Adams urges farmers with limited pasture to consider supplementary options for summer grazing. He stresses the defense program aims to boost dairy output 6 to 8 percent, linking dairy with pork poultry and vegetables as vital to defense. Sudan grass and alespedeza are suggested as summer aids when pasture is short.
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Oliver L. Adams
Adams
United States Department of Agriculture Farm
U. S. Department
Most Dangerous Domestic Bull in America
A fragmented note warns that domestic bulls are the most dangerous animal in America due to surprise attacks. It claims guest bulls can go berserk without warning, highlighting the risk posed by gentle farm bulls when agitated.
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America
Miss Sparks Goes to Sea as First Woman Radio Operator
Fern Blodgett, a Toronto stenographer turned radio operator, becomes the first woman to take a North Atlantic cargo ship post. She boards in Montreal, earning 170 dollars monthly plus board, after studies at a Toronto school show growing female participation in marine radio roles.
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James Montagnes
NEA
Toronto
Ognt
Miss Sparks
Fern Blodgett
Montreal
Sparks
Fern
Toronto School
Miss Blodgett
Great Lakes
Ottawa
Norah Atlantic
Listing of Houses Rooms With C C Information
Classified listing fragment shows housing options with single or couple preferences, date available fields, room types, bath details, and remarks. Includes placeholder names, addresses, dates, and pricing not clearly legible. The readable elements indicate a rental advertisement matrix rather than a full listing.
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AAA Marks Peanut Crop Market Quota Plan
Marketing quota regulations for the 1941 AMT peanut crop were announced by the Triple-A per Adams county agent Oliver Li Adams. Quotas for three years were approved by peanut growers in a national referendum. Penalties apply for marketings over quota unless peanuts are delivered to a designated agency for crushing into oil.
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Triple-A
Oliver Li. Adams
Secretary of Agriculture
Adams
Care of Egg Production and Handling Practices
Miss Mary Claude Pletcher stresses tight egg gathering and cooling to prevent spoilage. With about 2 billion eggs lost annually, practices such as collecting eggs three times daily and cooling immediately to 40 to 55 degrees can save vast quantities and protect market value.
Acre Increase for Peanuts in Farm Program Change
Oliver L. Adams, extension agent, announces a new ruling allowing increases in peanut acreage above farm allotments without Triple-A payment deductions except peanut conservation payments. The change alters previous penalties, confirms marketing quota rules, and counts hogged peanuts toward minimum acreage in B area counties. Several hundred producers in the state may be affected. adjustments also cover oil crushing purposes and soil conservation requirements.
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Gil
Oliver L. Adams
Staoindod
Adams
Women enter new line of wireless operator training
The article notes a shift from amateur radio to professional paths for women. With war demand, Canadian short wave transmitters were dismantled, yet many girls now pursue government exams and courses. Men shift to commercial ship and airline radio, while women study ship transmitters and code reception up to twenty words per minute.
Hitler’s Siberia risk if Nazis block eastward
A historical analysis argues the Soviet Union’s vast eastern forces threaten a German advance from Archangel to the Bering Straits. It notes 52 divisions and 800,000 troops backed by independent munitions and aircraft shops, with Western supplies at risk and control of the Trans-Siberian Railway pivotal if the Red Army collapses.
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Siberia
Russia
Archangel
Arctic Circle
Bering Straits
Wiley Post
Howard Hughes
Manchuguan
Vladivostok
Germany
Alaska
United States
Siberian
Moschw Roiladivostok
Ural Mon Tring
Siberia Plain
Soviet Russia
Trans- Siberian
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National Cash Register
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Little Rock
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Harry W. Shiver
Atlantic
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AAA
Mary Claude Pletcher
Middle West
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Spon
Miss Fletcher
Britain
Hitler
Hope
Hopa Star Photo
Dick Powell
Hope City Hall
Experiment Station
Hope Star
Star
Bristol
Job Printing Department
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