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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1945
Page
7
A pattern and tracing guide describe making a bright bathroom cabinet with a complete materials list and exact cut sizes. Illustrated directions cover assembly and painting, including an old-fashioned garden flower motif. Pattern No. 284 and Garden Flower Paint No. 285 priced 15 cents each.
Western Newspaper Union analysis outlines Harold Smith figures on Truman era finances. It argues heavy postwar spending eclipses expected tax take, hints at a political tax cut, and contrasts administration and GOP budget approaches amid war debt costs and Lend-Lease shifts.
A Middle West Soil Improvement committee cites a Missouri study by Dr. William A. Albrecht showing cattle prefer hay from lime treated soil. The experiment links soil fertility to richer minerals in forage and healthier livestock and humans, urging continued use of balanced fertilizer including nitrogen phosphorus and potash.
Imperial Chemical Industries in England discovers a potent new insecticide named gam mexane with properties similar to DDT. It is a white solid nearly insoluble in water and decomposes with lime. It can be sprayed in kerosene or water or used as a dust if lime is absent. Not yet available in the United States. It is claimed to be harmless to humans.
The Lyon Rural Electric company of San Diego California introduces an electric debeaker after University of California experiments. It eliminates picking and cannibalism reduces feed loss and nervousness and improves overall bird quality.
Dr. F. P. Zschiele of the University of Chicago says tomatoes could be developed with ten times the vitamin A of current market varieties. He notes rapid progress and predicts substantial gains after the war, with possible grading by vitamin content.
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