Wallace Stegner Presents Look Magazine Look At America Idaho Feature
The Look Magazine Look At America volume by Wallace Stegner with editors spotlights Idaho along with Montana Nevada North and South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Colorado and Utah. Published by Houghton Mifflin it includes hundreds of photos and chapters on Lake Pend Oreille Idaho sheep country Sun Valley and Idaho lumbering. It lists places of interest such as American Falls dam Fort Hall Grand Canyon of the Snake River Lava Hot Springs Lewiston Hill highway Craters of the Moon and Shoshone Falls with Idaho pine logging and Sun Valley recreation highlighted. The book notes Idaho is rich in forests wilderness lakes and game preserves and cites a $23 million lumber industry with 250 mills and nearly a billion board feet produced in a year. Elevation ranges from Lewiston 738 feet to Mt Borah 12 665 feet.
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Wallace Stegner
Look Magazine
Central Northwest
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
North ‘Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Utah
Houghton Mifflin Company
Lake Pend Oreille
Sheep Country
Sun Valley
Gem State
American Falls
Arrowrock Dam
Fort Hall
Grand Canyon
Snake River
Hells Canyon
Lava Hot Springs
Lewiston Hill Highway
Petrified Forest of Malm Gulch
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Common Cold Remedies Prove Futile Pastime for Millions
Dr Hobart Reimann of Jefferson Medical College reports in The Reader's Digest that no medicine shortens cold attacks and many treatments are wasted. Colds cause about a third of home physician visits as millions spend on remedies from nostrums to vaccines, with antibiotics and anti fever drugs offering no real cure.
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Reimann
Doctor argues cough medicine uses and risks
A physician states coughing serves a purpose and should not be checked unless harassing. He warns that codeine and similar narcotics in cough medicines can be habit forming if used at all and should be prescribed separately from the cough remedy. Rest and fever care advised. Preventive steps include avoiding chills drafts dust and fatigue.
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Reimann
Specialist Urges Lighting of Hen Laying House
Reid Merrill assistant extension poultryman at the University of Idaho urges poultrymen to light the laying house in the early morning to boost production. He says 13 hours of light, with lights on at four or five a.m., prompts hens to leave the roost and eat, supporting steadier egg output even if lights stay on later. Automatic switches can help those who dislike early rising.
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Reid Merrill
University of Idaho
Merrill
Poultryman
VETS MAIL BAG on GI loan limits and VA prosthetic units
The GI loan guarantees cover 50 percent of the purchase up to 4000 dollars but lenders are asking down payments. VA notes excess down payments signal overpricing and may hinder loans. VA now runs prosthetic appliance units in regional offices to aid disabled veterans with artificial limbs and devices. Question answers confirm subsistence overpayments must be repaid before returning to school, with arrangements acceptable and no undue hardship policy.
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Veterans Administration
German girl saved from death in 80 inch air express box
A 20 year old German girl Doris Von Koeblock was spared when a scheme to ship her to the United States in a wood box 80 inches long failed. Found curled inside the box bound for Ralph Berndt of New York City, she faced sub zero temperatures at 9,000 feet. Airlines officials said she would have frozen were she not discovered. A GI left the box at the overseas airline freight office and his name was withheld.
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Frankfort
Germany
Doris von Koeblock
U.S
Air Express
Ralph Berndt
New York City
G.I
Anklets for Infants to Ladies at Low Price
Eleven pairs of anklets priced at one dollar, regular value twenty five cents. Suitable for infants, girls, or women. Includes cuff tops and assorted colors.
Read Labels on Wood Preservatives Carefully Says Agent
Idaho farmers are urged to read wood preservative labels. Vernon Ravenscroft says pentachlorophenol is used for fence posts and ground contact. Concentrations vary from 5 to 60 percent and must be mixed to 5 percent. Higher concentrate is economical but may salt out if stored cool. salted-out portion should be redissolved before use.
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Idaho
Vernon Ravenscroft
University of Idaho
Ravenscroft
Willard E Kunz
Instructions for Storing and Restoring Concentrates
The text instructs storing in a warm place and agitating the mixture until deposits are taken up. Completing restoration instructions can be obtained from the forester or the county agents office.
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