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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1943
Page
3
Nitrogen in farm manure can substitute for chemical nitrogen used in explosives. Michigan State College expert Paul J. Rood says much nitrogen is in liquids lost to weather unless manure is managed properly. Apply one pound of superphosphate per animal daily to barns and pens to preserve nitrogen and improve farm efficiency.
The article traces how Charles Herty’s shallow bark slashes saved southern turpentine pine forests from destructive tapping. It notes pine oil from stumps, use in textiles and perfumes, camphor from turpentine, and thriving industries in wrapping paper board insulation plastics from pine byproducts.
The piece advises buying chicks with a live-for-month guarantee to reduce losses. It notes pork can be made safe from trichinae through proper freezing, per U S department of agriculture scientists after extensive tests.
A profile of Dr. Thomas Midgley Jr a Cleveland born scientist now president in name of Ameri Holds Science Will 2 He is noted for leaded gasoline invention non toxic refrigerants and synthetic rubber research His optimism about science guiding peace and abundance is set against his 1940 paralysis and wheel chair life in Worthington Ohio The piece recalls his Cornell training and Detroit based Ethyl Petroleum industry leadership along with his views on government and civil liberties.
This sewing pattern page promotes a smooth sheath dress and a two piece dress in velveteen faille and rayon crepes. It lists Pattern No. 8256 for sizes 12 to 20 and Pattern No. 8283 for sizes 12 to 42 with material yardages for size 14. Orders go to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago with 20 cents per pattern.
A trivia item asks which continent gets the most rainfall. It also asks whether very flat scalp hairs are curly or straight, providing concise info for general knowledge.
The list presents eight items with concise factual statements. It names three countries as examples, explains immovable eyes as a cause, notes microscopic plants, mentions the dollar bill’s circulation duration, identifies a long lived cypress near Orlando, compares Sirius brightness to the Sun, states South America’s rainfall, and notes curly hair as a trait.
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