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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1947
Page
7
Dr William A. Albrecht of the University of Missouri argues that human health hinges on soil fertility. He explains that soils vary in producing fuel foods versus body building nutrients and warns that neglecting soil fertility leads to poorer crops, weaker health, and reduced resistance to disease.
Insoluble grit such as granite or river gravel is eaten by hens to help the gizzard grind grains and coarse seeds, preventing impaction of the digestive tract. Fine ground feed can digest without grit, while oyster shell and limestone are used but dissolve quickly, risking excess calcium. Grit is kept available constantly or fed every 10 days to two weeks.
Ridh worms in sheep addressed with phenothiazine prior to pasture season and stored in a covered trough. A corrugated paper fence around chicks helps them stay warm and confined, moved daily for space. A V trough rack aids pig castration and vaccination if no helper available. Dipping sheep delayed until healing after shearing cuts.
The erosion danger persists year round with soil losses of 10 tons or more per acre in a month. Mississippi records a high single month loss of 62 376 pounds per acre. Combat requires terracing ground cover and conservation measures.
Vintage needlework notice offers Pattern No. 5460 Heavies for the Pansy Filet Chair Set with crocheted lace 4 inch skirt depth. Send 20 cents, your name, address, and pattern number for complete instructions and transfer designs, noting high demand may delay fulfillment.
A brief note outlines a general knowledge quiz item labeled as OEE Ask Me Another A A. It reads like a prompt or placeholder for a trivia segment with unspecified questions or scoring. No names, places, dates, or affiliations are provided in readable text.
Answers: 1 kangaroo hops great distances, 2 Mammoth Cave in Kentucky was discovered long before colonial times, 3 compass is credited to Chinese inventor or early navigators, 4 US Patent Office grants vary by year with many patents issued, 5 Peter the Great modernized Russian dress to Western styles, 6 some fish cannot live long out of water, 7 strongest US wind record measured at 231 mph, 8 Barrymore acting family real name is Blyth or original Blyth-Doyle lineage.
A compilation lists pursuits of kangaroos hopping forty feet, a 1809 reference, Flavio Gioja circa 1300, a sum of two and a half million, a ruler mandating trousers over robes, a long fish surviving 3 to 4 years out of water, a 1934 record of 231 mules per hour atop Mt. Washington, and the town Blythe.
Ships unable to make headway in strong winds or currents may attach themselves to a drifting iceberg to ride its course. Icebergs, large and deep, remain driven only by deep ocean currents, guiding stranded vessels toward safer waters when feasible.
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