Farm stock bruising losses near thirty million dollars
A study by the Live Brook Loss Repyesdioe Board in Chicago reports hog carcass bruising on farms and during loading for shipment approaches thirty million dollars in losses. It notes 46 percent of cattle and hogs bruised before and during loading and urges training for handlers and careful loading to reduce injuries and costs.
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Wartime gardens and home grown produce push morale
The piece recalls national civil defense efforts and home vegetable gardens as vital to wartime sustenance and morale. It notes 1941 outputs of eight million tons of food and the goal to mobilize residents to grow fresh produce despite wartime shortages.
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Korean bridegrooms and customs rule marriage rites and manhood
The piece notes long established customs where a Korean groom stays three days with his bride at her father’s home before returning to his own family. It states official manhood begins after marriage and even a 70 year old bachelor has little influence. It mentions hats and plotting during gender roles and a lingering angelic ideal.
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