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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1950
Page
7
Fragmentary text mentions fruit or vegetable extracts and a hair styling description. It references Prado and other terms, then discusses pears, potatoes, and a glaze for petits fours. The passage combines culinary and cosmetic notes in a disconnected way.
A fragment describes a Norwegian man reacting to a royal family photo. The adjutant carries nothing as a man urges bringing his father to see the King. A child-like exchange questions if the King also carries his own bag, highlighting perceived royal duty.
W F FitzGerald, president of the Wool bureau, told the National Association of Wool Manufacturers in New York that markets for wool and textiles of service value are likely to increase. He cited population growth, higher birth rates, employment, and rising living standards as reasons. He noted no acceptable wool substitute exists and affirmed wool remains the best suited fiber for many needs, as the Wool bureau, a service organization, represents growers from Australia New Zealand South Africa and America.
University of Illinois researchers find that proper soil management boosts corn protein by about one pound per bushel. Well managed fields with liming rotation deep rooted legumes and targeted phosphate and potash raise protein to 5.6 pounds per bushel versus 4.8 on untreated soil, while also improving yield.
Scrap plywood ideas promise beauty and usefulness. Instructions mention quarter inch plywood and leftover scraps from prior jobs. Includes slow step patterns for making Aleo tracing mats for decorating and notes price considerations.
A historical note reports the US farm population of horses and mules at 7 million today, down 124% million over 30 years, with 24 million acres needed to feed them. Releasing that land to crop production could feed about 11 million people, and the horse population is expected to fall further.
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