Farmers Get Less Farming Described Industry Paradox
A statement labels farming as the sole industry required to sell all outputs wholesale while buying all inputs retail, highlighting a paradox in agricultural economics and pricing structures.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1945
Page
6
A statement labels farming as the sole industry required to sell all outputs wholesale while buying all inputs retail, highlighting a paradox in agricultural economics and pricing structures.
A designer outfits the back of an upright piano with a large ornament to allow placing the instrument in the middle of a room, creating a focal decorative piece.
The text instructs to wash off whitewash with clear water until the wall dries completely then apply new paint. It emphasizes thorough rinsing before painting to ensure proper adhesion and finish.
Domestic wool accounts for about 60 to 70 percent of the wool used in the United States, a figure reflecting the balance between native fiber and imports and indicating the scale of national wool production.
Shoe maker advises washing white shoes with soap and water before applying whiting to improve finish. For baby shoes, also wash the shoelaces to ensure a clean, complete look.
Cottage cheese is a rich source of protein and calcium. It can be served plain or with dressing, milk and sugar, or combined with fruits and vegetables. It adapts well to salads and sandwich fillings.
A double boiler allows the upper pan to cook foods while the lower pan holds heat. The underside can be used to warm sweet potatoes for candying Irish potatoes for salad beets or hard boiled eggs saving fuel and reducing stove time.
Farmers lose many limbs yearly when adjusting or unclogging running machines. The advice urges always stop the machine first to prevent injuries to arms and hands.
Russians announce a new three dimensional screen using glass etched with thousands of fine lines to create depth in moving pictures. The claim describes a novel method for producing parallax and illusion of volume in films.
Create a simple wooden hanger rack to display hair ribbons. Paint or cover the hanger, install a small wall hook, and organize ribbons by color. Include a weekly reminder to wash and iron ribbons to keep them neat and ready for use.
Heating experts advise using flat white radiator paint as it reflects heat best. The advice aims to maximize radiation from radiators and improve room warmth efficiency.
A new water holding cotton hose fabric could serve as tent cloth tarpaulin and outer rain resistant clothing expanding material options for outdoor use and protective wear.
A 12 ounce glass of New Lemonade One delivers more than half of the daily vitamin C requirement. The beverage targets health conscious consumers seeking a convenient source of essential nutrients.
A dry cleaner tip advises inserting a flat bottle into a sleeve before removing spots. This method shields the opposite side from soil as stain treatment proceeds, reducing accidental transfer and keeping fabric cleaner during cleaning.
A brief note highlights poultry fat as rich and flavorful, valued for extending meat flavor to other foods and adding depth to dishes.
A reader notes that a standard 16 ounce loaf is sliced into 16 pieces. The observation highlights how common packaging guides align with product labeling.
Photos speed ship repairs in U S navy yards by up to 25 percent. As the crippled vessel returns home, damaged parts are photographed and flown to the shipyard while microfilm blueprints are rushed from Washington. By arrival, fabricated plates await substitution for the damaged sections.
Painting guidance explains using any good exterior paint with proper prep. Scrape peeling paint, sand edges, prime exposed wood, and brush off dust. Wait for dry surfaces and temperatures above 50 degrees, and avoid painting after night dampness or in direct hot sun.
Wash shirts by soaking in lukewarm water for 10 minutes. Use enough soap to create two inches of suds and work thick suds into neckbands and cuffs. If possible use soft water. Rinse at least twice. Colored shirts use lukewarm water while white shirts use hot water.
An improper fuse size allows overloads to overheat wires and damage insulation or ignite a fire. In an ordinary lighting circuit, a 15 ampere fuse is the maximum recommended size.
Mothers with small babies face prickly heat due to dust and perspiration. Wash the baby with a soapy washcloth and ensure skin is truly clean with gentle soaping. Even older folk should shower with a light scrub. After outdoor play, children need a proper scrub-up before bed.
Tests show two of every three people have higher reading in the right arm than the left. The gap is larger in individuals with hypertension.
Glass pots may soon provide nutrients to growing plants. Certain chemical fertilizers can be incorporated into glass and will leak out slowly when in contact with soil and water.
Researchers find pan fried potatoes digest starch more easily than French fried potatoes and both more easily than boiled potatoes. Fat speeds digestion, increasing overall digestion rate.
A laundry tip advises running heavier items through the wringer twice before rinsing to let thick foamy suds fall back into the machine for the next batch. This method is claimed to speed up the rinse process and improve efficiency.
Falls in farm homes occur most often in the kitchen. Farm housewives can reduce accidents by keeping the kitchen floor dry and clean.
UNRRA seed shipments reach Europe and Asia for 1945 46 planting as war damaged transport improves. Wheat rye barley oats vetch alfalfa seed moved from US Canada to Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Greece and Greece for farmland recovery. Priorities emphasize vegetable seeds and forage crops to feed families and livestock while distribution adjusts to postwar bottlenecks.
Gabrielle suggests visiting a chiropodist to remove callous spots on toes and soles and trim nails. A professional foot massage is described as refreshing, and self-massage before wearing shoes is recommended. Ledger Syndicate. WNU Features.
The column notes New York and Hollywood elites decorate outfits with costly antique medals or repurposed trophies. It also playfully surveys soda fountain concoctions such as Goober Special Vanilla with peanut butter and Coke Mush A, plus a Pineapple malted Hula Shake.
A string of jokes and classroom quips shows pupils and a teacher exchanging quips about blame, chores, and odd questions. The humor riffs on school life with wordplay about turns, dates, and animals.
Instructions warn a party to pass guns one by one over fences with the Breech broken and the barrel clear. The guide stresses handing the firearm to a designated climber first, ensuring safe transfer and obstruction removal before any discharge.
State and local officials push behind the wheel programs as thousands of students nationwide begin driver education. North Dakota Iowa California Wisconsin North Carolina and Illinois lead with 200 plus schools each. Delaware reaches 27 classes in 18 high schools while West Virginia approves a state curriculum. Minnesota holds a summer institute with regional sessions. North Carolina uses school buses for training to reach more students.
Egg prices are projected to stay firm through 1945 and may rise as seasonal production drops and price ceilings rise. In early 1946 prices may fall versus 1945, with meat shortages easing and egg production changing based on chick sales and civilian military export demand. Corn belt producers face impact due to drought and higher dried output.
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