New York Farmers Hit The Jackpot Gadget Teaches Soil Health
Cornell soil conservationists Hugh Wilson and Harry Kerr introduced a two part device dubbed the one armed bandit to teach soil management. The chart determines land use capability and an analyzer with four circles yields up to 768 combinations, with color indicators showing soil balance.
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Ithaca
Cornell
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Nourishing desserts balance diet with fruit milk and eggs
A grocery column urges health building desserts using fruits milk and eggs. Recipes include Candied Fruit Cup Orange Custard and Fig Bread Pudding highlighting fruit and dairy as essential components.
Lynns simple seasonings and fruit dessert ideas
This clipping offers a montage of Lynn Chambers menus and dish ideas. It includes techniques to rejuvenate doughnuts with toasting and buttered jam, a lettuce salad with pecans, lamb stew with vegetables, and numerous fruit desserts such as toasted pears with lemon cream, apricot marshmallow bake, caramel baked apples, and stewed pears. It also notes serving tips and a few meat and garnish suggestions.
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Delicio
Lynn Chambers
Onward Christian Soldiers and Mission Duty
A 1950 devotional urges Christians to obey Jesus command to evangelize all nations. It cites low per member missions giving, compares ordained missionaries, notes global spread of Christianity, and highlights a book about Christians in surprising places.
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Cows Infested With Lice Hurt Milk Output Across Herd
Ohio State University entomologist T H Parks warns cattle infested with lice during winter and spring show poor gains and milk flow. Treatments like rotenone require two applications 15 days apart, while a single DDT treatment suffices. Symptoms include rough hair and hairless patches on neck and body from rubbing.
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T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Parks
Insects and Insecticides Face Off Over Bad Bugs
Scientists say beneficial insects help control harmful pests and may pair with new insecticides. The report notes spraying killed both friendly and harmful bugs in North Dakota, prompting a pause to rebuild predator populations.
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Pattern for personalized sign cutting pattern 328
Pattern 328 outlines actual size alphabet and numerals for a personalized sign cut from wood or metal. It includes cutting guides for attractive frames and is priced at 25 cents. Send orders directly to the address in the notice.
Rural Telephones rise to 40 percent of US farms
The bureau of agricultural economics reports a survey showing 40 percent of all farms in the United States had telephones as of July 1, 1949, up from 37 percent in 1948.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
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