Steel Outlet Teems with Toy Automobiles and Velocipedes
A steel outlet processes over 20,000 tons annually converting steel into toy automobiles velocipedes and scooters for the market.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1951
Page
4
Hail Damages and Door Color Dilemmas Across the Nation
Hailstorms in the United States can cause years of damage far beyond a tornado. Reports note hailstones reaching baseball size and the risk to people. Separately guidance warns homeowners to choose a front door color by how it appears both closed and open, citing vermilion as potentially discordant with interior schemes when doors are open in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Warning on using treated seed grain in livestock rations
Farmers are cautioned to avoid leftover treated seed grain in livestock feed after reports of severe illness and death in pigs from poisoning by fungicide mercury compounds. The bulletin notes pigs become weak and clumsy within weeks and can die even after the poisoned grain is removed, with a record case of 125 animals dead.
Marketing Potatoes Under New U S Consumer Grades
Packing and marketing of potatoes under the new U S consumer grades require more careful sizing and closer sorting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Leather sandals praised as noble gifts in medieval courts
In the middle ages leather sandals were among the most valued gifts a nobleman could present at courts of love. The article notes their status and symbolic meaning in courtly culture and fashion of the period.
Sardines Return Off Portuguese Coast In Glutted Market
After two and a half years absence sardines return to the Portuguese coast in large numbers. The canning industry and domestic buyers cannot absorb the supply and the surplus is being diverted to fertilizer use.
Radar Waves and Antenna Focus in Early Radar
The text explains ultra short radar waves travel straight to the target and back, ensuring full energy projection. It contrasts with long radio waves used in broadcasting which curve around the earth. It describes the radar antenna as a dish reflector focusing the radar plate circle for surface search.
If a Major Earthquake Struck the Lower Mississippi Valley Today
The piece warns a violent quake in the lower Mississippi valley could produce a great catastrophe similar to the 1811 1812 events though no loss of life occurred then due to sparse settlement. It emphasizes the potential human impact in a modern, populated region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
West Coast Lumber's Early Commercial Quest in 1788
The article notes Captain John Mears as a pioneering figure in West Coast lumber development, sailing a windjammer laden with logs in 1788 to China, marking an early effort in commercial timber trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mears
China
Magnetizing Stainless Steel For Home Wire Recording
Certain iron base alloys like 18 percent chromium and 8 percent nickel stainless steels become magnetic by cold rolling. This property makes such steel suitable for wire recording in the home.
Poultry Litter Made From Straw Cobs Sand and Shavings
Chopped straw shredded cobs sand and wood shavings form a balanced litter mix for poultry. The blend provides absorbency odor control and a comfortable bedding base for birds.
Accident toll rises among youths and deadly crashes
Accidents kill more young people than any disease. The report highlights the danger of road incidents and emphasizes youth safety.
Largest California sardine fleet opens season with 3500 tons
The southern sardine season began in Southern California with over 3500 tons landed by the region’s biggest fishing fleet. About 9000 people in the harbor area gained work, including 2000 fishermen aboard vessels and 7000 cannery workers.
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Southern California
Los Angeles
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