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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1948
Page
7
U S department of agriculture statistics show farms growing about a third more crops than in 1920 and completing work in about 10 percent less time. Gains come from plant breeding, better machines, and increased use of commercial fertilizer, though soil fertility must be replenished to avoid long term losses.
The article argues that treating calves after rickets appear is ineffective. It explains rickets as a vitamin D deficiency causing soft bones that bend under weight, with deformities such as bowed legs and drooped tail. Prevention by diet is essential.
Farm safety expert Fred Roth of Michigan State College urges a simple hay prod thermometer to cut barn fire risk from heated hay. With moisture above 20 percent, heating can occur. the device uses 10 feet of conduit with an oak point and six holes above it to measure temperature, with a dairy thermometer on a string inside and a rubber pad at the base to prevent breakage.
University of Illinois veterinarians warn fresh paint in barns fences and paint cans can attract cattle to lick it leading to lead poisoning. Cattle including cows and calves are most at risk when near freshly painted surfaces or containers. Disposing of old paint cans is advised to reduce danger.
Pattern details list two dresses with multiple sizes 12 to 20 and 40 42 for cores sleeves and yardage. Describes fall wardrobe patterns with contrast, 30 inch and 35 or 39 inch fabrics. Mentions free pattern printed inside the book and price of 25 cents.
Yale art historian Theodore Sizer launches a nationwide search for John Trumbull paintings to complete a checklist and locate works. Trumbull designed Yale Gallery, bridging Yale New Haven Connecticut with Revolutionary era imagery.
Neptune reports about 4,500 Americans drown yearly with many victims first time in season swimmers. Lack of winter and spring training leaves muscles soft and prone to fatigue, causing unsafe overestimation of ability and dangerous behavior near shorelines and in water rituals.
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