Rotenone Imports Grow From 1931 To 1940
In 1931 the country imported rotenone roots in commercial quantities totaling 8400 pounds. By 1940 imports rose to 6500000 pounds as rotenone became a key ingredient in insecticides.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1945
Page
7
Versatile Fruit Peaches Adapt to Desserts and Salads
Versatile fruit peaches adapt readily to numerous desserts and salads offering delicious flavor and substantial vitamins A and C.
Illinois crop land composition in 90 percent share
Illinois cropland relies on corn soybeans oats and hay comprising about ninety percent of total farm land in the state. This summary notes the dominance of these crops in agricultural land use patterns and reflects regional production priorities.
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Llinois
Wiinois
Australian Hat Trend From Fresh Flowers For Dates
Americans shared date fashion with Australian soldiers who brought flower hats to parties ensuring a festive look in hat scarce Australia. The article notes barometer and thermometer origins in the 17th century and highlights modern boiler safety innovations such as wet base boilers and floor placement for basementless homes along with easy operation features.
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United States
Australia
Belief in Lucky Stones Persists Across Cultures
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that emeralds and amethysts were once valued for eye health and sobering effects respectively. The article states such beliefs linger in modern times as people continue to prize lucky stones for various benefits.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Bath says Greeks knew cleansing dulls sadness
Etymologists trace the English bath to a Greek root meaning to drive sadness from the mind. The passage suggests ancient Greeks valued bodily cleansing as a path to mental relief and urges frequent bathing to banish blues.
Bath scheduling advice for household routines
The text advises coordinating baths around family members and personal relaxation. It suggests the man of the house bathes in the morning, children bathe at varying times, younger children before dinner while older ones later, and planning your own bath for maximum relaxation.
Nutritional Guide on Eggs for All Ages
Eggs keep the body healthy by building strong muscles and red blood cells. A child needs four to five eggs weekly while an older person needs three to five eggs weekly. Eggs can be eaten plain or mixed into other foods.
Whip Soap Flakes For Better Lather Quick Tip
Whip soap flakes in hot water with an egg beater to reduce flakes and improve results. This simple method yields a richer lather with less product and faster blending.
Teens Cast in Onstage Hit Parade Review
A carnival of current favorites from the teen set features Frankie Cox and Kitty Kallen with I Begged Her there There I ve Said It Again and There I ve Said It Again. The column lists platters such as I Begged Her If You Were But a Dream and Candy by Mercer and Stafford. The piece references Bing Crosby Judy Garland Vaughn Monroe and Harry James in a lively music page tease.
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Kitty Kallen
Johnny Mercer
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Minute Make Ups By Gabrielle
Rest your eyes with cotton soaked eye lotion then drift and dream. Clever makeup ideas promise to capture his heart in a Starry Eyed look from Bell Syndicate WIN Features.
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Bell Syndicate
Is This Test Necessary Riddle For Exams
A playful quip asks what a class told the teacher before exams with the punchline Is This Test Necessary, followed by a pun about marks below C level and a joke linking a cow with ducks as Quackers and Milk.
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Washington Irving
Why Do the Questions Beseech an Answer Pastel Corduroy
A brief, playful paragraph title plays on common questions about dating and daily misadventures. The line evokes a retro magazine vibe with a cheeky nod to fashion and social timing.
Take My Word For It Language Q and A by Frank Colby
Q and A on English usage covers "used to" versus "use to" and the awkward negation I used not to do it. Also discusses in charge of as Mrs Doe’s responsibility and notes evolving idioms. A brief ribbing about cautious diction and historical shifts ends with a nod to language change.
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New York
John Doe
Cotton Damare and Picking Challenges in early ginning season
The article notes that most pinning happens in the first three to four weeks of the ginning season as cotton is green and damp from high seed moisture. It also explains that leaves must be removed chemically for efficient picking and that green leaves stain cotton, complicating dyeing.
Garden superstition links potatoes to ill health in 1740 New England
In 1740 New England, residents believed potatoes could shorten lives and cause unhealthiness, reflecting early agricultural myths despite the crop’s growing popularity. The snippet captures a local superstition about a then‑new staple and its feared effects.
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New England
Towels Laundering Tips for Fresh Drier Linens
Increased towel use leads to more frequent laundering. Hang towels straight on the line or spread on racks to dry after use rather than folding or bunching them. Do not pile wet towels on the floor or in bags. Mildew can form overnight in hot weather if towels stay damp.
Palm Wine Used as Yeast Substitute in Liberia Bread Making
Palm wine, produced from palm sap, is commonly used in Liberia as a yeast substitute for bread making, linking traditional beverage practices to baking. The practice reflects local fermentation methods and culturally shared knowledge of natural leavening agents.
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Liberia
Minnesota firm to can carp as Lakefish product
A Minnesota manufacturer plans to can carp and market it grated in tuna style under the label Lakefish, signaling a new consumer fish product option.
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Minnesota
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