Good cultural practices boost yields of field corn
Advice to Manitoba farmers on improving corn yields focuses on selecting early adapted hybrids such as Morden 74 and Morden 77, treating seed with fungicides, using optimal fertilizer rates of 11-45-0 or 16-20-0, and maintaining proper seeding rates and dates to secure better stands and earlier maturities.
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Manitoba
Morden
Poultry profits hinge on laying house management
Poultry profits drop due to egg handling in the laying house with a small price gap between Grade A large and Grade B large eggs. Experts urge ample nests and litter, frequent egg collection, and immediate cooling. Emphasizes careful feeding during pullet development and strict follow rules for feeds.
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Robert H. McMillan
Alberta Department of Agriculture
Casual glasses may be dangerous to eye health
The article warns against buying ready-made glasses from store counters for sight impaired individuals. It notes most people have eyes that are not identically impaired, requiring individual prescriptions, proper examination, and correct lens fitting. It also advises keeping glasses clean and storing them in their case.
TRY AND STOP ME! By BENNETT CERF collection
A humorous montage shows fans heckling Gil Hodges during a slump with a friend called Toots Shor defending him. Other vignettes include a Viennese analyst learning English in the United States and a doctor puzzled by a maternity ward claim. A teen named Pert Gwendolyn speaks about Greek maidens and lyres.
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Gil Hodges
Brooklyn Dodgers
Toots Shor
Toots
Campanella
Snyder
Jackie Robinson
United States
Fifth of food crops lost yearly by pests and diseases
The FAO notes that about 20 percent of annual world crop plantings are destroyed or damaged by pests and diseases. This loss could nourish tens of millions, while international transport raises pest spread risk. The agency aids governments with pest control programs and operates a world plant protection reporting service. Quarantine rules aim for uniformity across nations.
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Food
United Nations
F.A.O
F.O.A
French perfume expert urges women to walk in a mist of scent
Paris perfumist Count F. de Peretti de la Rocca told a Canadian Press crowd in Toronto that women should carry an aura of fragrance using an atomizer. He described perfume as wine like and offered tips from bath sprays to scented lamp and telephone uses to surround a woman with fragrance.
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Toronto
Count F. de Peretti de la Rocca
Paris
Canada
France
Count Peretti
Peretti
Lelystad rises from the water in Dutch land reclamation
A reporter visits Lelystad in progress as the Dutch plan a city of 50,000 on reclaimed Zuyderzee land. Workers live on barges, a dyke road nears completion, and engineers haul up sea bottom debris while residents observe a city emerging from the water.
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Lelystad
Zuyvderzee
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Oslo Fjord and Norwegian Climate Highlights
Oslo fjord features low salinity due to freshwater inflow and cold winters that can freeze ports. The surrounding region holds nearly a quarter of Norway’s farmland though it covers less than a 25th of the area. Cristobal Colon peak is noted as a high coastal mountain in Colombia.
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Oslo
Arctic Circle
Norways
Cristobal Colon
Colomia
Old seed treatment boosts emergence in aged vegetable seeds
Plant Pathologists at Science Service Ottawa report three year tests showing older seed, especially beet corn bean and soybean, can achieve higher emergence when treated with fungicides Panogen B856C Phygon Arasan Merculine Orthocide 75 and Vancide 51. Most seeds aged respond, 20 of 23 stocks, with several crops showing substantial gains in seedling emergence after treatment.
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Plant Pathologists of Science Service
Ottawa
Brazil’s Maracana Stadium: World’s Largest Venue
The National Geographic Society notes Maracana in Brazil seats over 150 000 spectators. Finished in 1950 it uses reinforced concrete and hosts soccer, Brazil’s national sport. Players’ salaries reach about 20 000 dollars annually and a 9 foot moat guards the field.
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Brazil
Maracana
National Geographic Society
Indians Have Less Skin Cancer Says Canadian Study
Recent studies sponsored by the Canadian Cancer Society indicate that Indians show less skin cancer than whites. The pigment in Indian skin is likely a protection against ultraviolet rays, and Negroes are also less susceptible to skin cancer.
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Canadian Cancer Society
Barn owl valued for rodent control in barns
The barn owl is prized as a predator for rodent control and is rarely seen during the day.
Fresh Haircuts Spark Barbers Price Hike in Birmingham
Oddities and local quirks dominate a quirky brief. Barbers raise prices from 1 to 1.25 dollars amid teen fashion tensions in Birmingham. Other items note weather, rallies, a Tokyo burglary, and odd prison escape hints.
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I'tle
Birmingham
Ala
Travelling Turtles in Galapagos Seas Turn Single File
Tremendous numbers of land turtles once trudged between highlands and seashore in Ecuador's Galapagos islands. Narrow gullies forced the shellbacked travellers to move in single file at their own pace.
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Ecuador
Galapagos Islands
Shrimp Stuffed Peppers and Brazil Nut Sauce Recipes
A collection of seafood centered recipes includes Shrimp Stuffed Peppers with Spanish rice and whole shrimp garnish, Fish Sticks Oven Meal with sweet potatoes and tomatoes, and Fillets with Brazil Nut Sauce. Also features Brown Butter Sauce with Brazil Nuts and nut preparation steps.
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Brazil
King Neptune
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