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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1943

Page

6

From Wastelands to Profits via Farm Chemurgy

Wheeler McMillen of the National Farm Chemurgy Council touts chemurgy turning waste land into value. Dandelions milkweed and cattails gain commercial use with fibers and insulation potential. Milkweed floss and Bast fibers offer buoyancy, strength and textile prospects. Walnut shells and butadiene link to plastics and rubber production.

Wheeler McMillen National Farm Chemurghc Council Chemurgy Russia Indies Boris Berkman Berkman Michigan C. F. Burgess Burgess

Castor bean revival urged to restore imports and industry

Loss of overseas supplies has spurred a movement to cultivate castor beans and other crops at home. The plan aims to stockpile three million pounds of pure seed across eight states including Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Illinois, with research showing variable yields by region and the need for yearly planting before frost.

Alex Laurie Ohio State University Laurie Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Chemurgy Midwest Kansas India Brazil Department of Agriculture Texas Oklahoma Missouri Illinois Kentucky Tennessee Indiana W. L. Burlison Agriculture Department University of Illinois Northwest Pacific Washington Oregon Northwest

Kathleen Norris on war food and home front fortitude

Kathleen Norris argues against food shortage panic, urging Americans to endure wartime rationing with dignity. She highlights Victory gardens, meatless meals, and inventive cooking, plus guidance for welcoming returning soldiers and boosting morale at home.

Ey Kathleen Norris II America

Global Postwar Home Scene and Odd Ad Inclusions

In a domestic vignette a family wonders where everyone has gone as postwar aviation and world links loom. The dialogue shifts to a bustling world mood with a Moscow Brazil Dakar and Asia references, then a blackout and a satire on Four Freedoms fashion models and wartime shortages. A New Haven Journal-Courier note adds a quip on discrimination and a self preservation verse closes.

Junior Moscow Aletia Brazil Dakar

Booby Traps Behind German Lines Hit Hard

Anticipated by army trainers. Booby-trap dangers from retreating forces are described with examples such as fountain pens watches wallets whistles and colored balls. GeneraJ J McNair emphasizes strict training to detect and destroy these devices hidden in ordinary objects.

J. McNair Air Africa

It’s a Game Good sportsmanship on the front

The piece compares wartime and baseball ethics, noting that whining and demanding favors are fouls like stepping out of bounds. Without an umpire, such behavior goes unchecked and harms others until consequences arise from their own actions.

Europe Ireland France

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