All White and Black Create Chic Summer Fashions
White and black duo enhances chic summer wear with white gowns paired with black accents. Flowers adorn accessories, hats, and bags while white georgette and satin remain popular for party and evening frocks. Styles feature black embroidery on white and white accessories with lace, ribbons, and flower motifs.
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Road types affect tire wear and fuel use, study finds
University of Maryland researchers report concrete and brick roads minimize tire wear, while gravel and macadam raise wear and fuel costs. Front tires wear less. rear tires take heavier hits on rough surfaces. Wind tunnel tests show 35 mph requires about eight hp to overcome air resistance, 25 mph about five hp.
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Steinberg
University of Maryland
National Research Council
Highway Research Board
Andean Roads Test Motors and Drivers in Peru
Motorists and vehicles face rough narrow Andean trails as Peru gains interest in American trucks. Fred Albertson reports sturdiness of U.S. trucks earns admiration from business leaders and motorists in Lima.
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Andes
Peru
Fred 8. Albertson
Lima
Asphalt Road Oil Used as Temporary Surfacing
The article reports trials of using asphalt road oil as a temporary surfacing in southern Iowa where gravel is scarce. Tests show an oiled road is cheaper to construct and maintain than gravel in many counties, offering an all weather solution for secondary roads and lower costs than gravel in gravel counties.
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Iowa
Plans for Two Level Grade Separation Near Chicago
Authorities unveil a two level grade separation to ease congestion at a busy Chicago area intersection. An overhead bridge carries through traffic while turning vehicles diverge below on ground level, reducing conflict at the junction.
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Chicago
Best Males Saved For Next Breeding Season
Poultry expert Dr B F Kaupp advises removing mate birds after the hatching season and caring for those to be used next year. He notes infertile eggs store poorly in heat, while fertile eggs can develop under high summer temps if cooled later, leaving a blood ring.
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B. F. Kaupp
North Carolina State College
Kaupp
Maternal Instincts Guide Turkey Hens in Brooding
The article advises on caring for turkey hens with eggs near another nest. It notes battles between hens, suggests placing nests out of sight, guiding hens to walk onto nests, and using boards and pens to keep poults safe. It recommends moving the pen daily and trusting the mother to protect her young.
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Turkey
Hens Suffer Injuries From Male Bird Toenails
An old veterinary note describes injuries to hens from long male bird toenails. It advises cleaning wounds, applying healing ointment, and padding with antiseptic gauze held by tape. It covers feather care, sewing with surgeons' needles, nail maintenance, and handling bum ple foot with pus drainage and salve.
Contaminated Soil and Clover Sod Benefit Chicks
Contaminated soil is mitigated when a thick mat of green clover covers the range as chicks are first let out. Dense grassy growth provides green feed and insect life, resists being buried by scratching, and stays fertile longer than bare or sparse ground.
Place for the Chicks in cornfield gardens
The author suggests a chick growing site beside cornfields with colony houses placed along the field. Favorable patches of clover or alfalfa provide sun and shade, grass and dirt for play, plus access to bugs and fresh greens. A hopper of good growing mash completes the setup.
Affectionate Quarrel Sparks Lighthearted Rivalry
A playful exchange reveals a couple’s tangled affection as they recount a quarrel about who loved the other most. The dialogue emphasizes warmth, humor, and enduring bond despite the dispute.
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