Milliard and related sea terms and a historic lake
A milliard is a claim of a billion in many currencies or 10⁹ in short scale usage. A lee tide is a slack or receding tide on the leeward side. A lake with no inlet or outlet in the U S is often described as a terminal lake. examples include Great Salt Lake. Tokyo was formerly called Edo. Cement and concrete are related but not the same. cement is a binder used to make concrete. In South Africa a kraal is a traditional village or enclosure for livestock and cattle.
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United States
Tokyo
South Africa
Crater Lake
Oregon
Doan
Answers to six quick questions
A concise set of six Q and A items covering a financial unit, a directional line, Crater Lake Oregon, Yeddo historic timing, cement as concrete ingredient, and a native village description.
Japanese Colonies and Racial Tensions in Chicago
A reflective column discusses Japanese relocation after Pearl Harbor, noting densest camps and new colonies on Chicago's South Side near Kenmore Kenwood, amid white flight, falling real estate values, and uneasy neighborhood sentiment. It contrasts earlier Negro migration and questions melting-pot accuracy.
Fall Fertilizer Push Aids 1944 45 Seedings
War Food Administration urges farmers to order and accept early delivery of six bags of fertilizer per five last year by December 31. Storing in fall is practical where space allows and benefits fall seeding, hay, and pasture yields. Research shows fertilizer, especially triple superphosphate, raises hay yields, improves legume crop growth, and increases corn yield after vetch by over 11 bushels per acre in several soil types.
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War Food Administration
Agricultural Facts From The Afternoon Journal
Agricultural notes cover hay value by time of cut skim milk as poultry protein substitute rabbits for meat at 4 to 5 months best weight 5 to 8 pounds dress wounds with lanolin ship baby chicks and eggs by air quick freezing and locker storage preserves flavor and nutrition hogs yield higher hourly returns in the corn belt per Purdue University data
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Corn
Purdue University
Make Your Own Curtains Booklet Suggests Frill Tricks
Homemakers learn to use power sewing attachments to create frills for curtains and draperies. The booklet MAKE YOUR OWN CURTAINS by Mrs. Spears offers step by step directions, sizing tips, and ideas for curtains, bed valances, and dressed tables. Order by mail for 15 cents.
Ill-Fated Chesapeake Has No Namesake in Navy
The Chesapeake was the first American naval vessel to bear the name. In 1807 its captain struck his flag after being fired on by HMS Leopard and allowed a search. In 1813 its crew surrendered to HMS Shannon, ending the ship’s fighting days and shaping future naming.
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U. S. Navy
Collier’s
H.M.S. Leopard
H.M.S. Shannon
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