Chicken of Tomorrow contests end with boosted U.S. broiler output
The six year chicken of tomorrow program concludes as breeders tally major gains in meat chicken quality with Charlie Vantress of Live Oak, California, forecasting over 100 million meat-type birds in 1951. The effort spurred broiler regions across Georgia Delaware Texas Maine Kansas Indiana Arkansas and beyond and was funded by A and P grocery.
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Georgia
Delaware
Texas
Maine
Kansas
Indiana
Arkansas
Corinthian Beef Steak Lesson Reflects Christian Duty
A July 29 1951 message on Pauls answer to the Corinthian beef steak issue. The preacher links meat choice to conscience and neighborly impact, urging Christians to avoid actions that cause others to stumble. He extends the principle to drinking, tobacco, and dancing, stressing personality and communal responsibility.
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Corinth
Christian
Paul
Sewing Circle Patterns Top Fashion in Every Wardrobe
The Spring and Summer STYLIST offers 48 pages of style color and easy to sew frocks for all ages with gift patterns printed inside. Available for 25 cents and features a simply tailored topcoat that matches daytime dresses sportswear and dress up.
Company Seeds 800 Mile Pipe Line Right-of-Way
A major natural gas company created a soil conservation program for its 800 mile pipeline from Texas to Ohio. It formed a soil conservation department with nearly a quarter million dollars for labor seed fertilizer and equipment. Eight crews seeded about a mile daily using local tailored cover crops after consulting agricultural authorities.
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Texas
Ohio
Soil Conversation Department
Radio Tests Planned for Rural Telephone Links
The Rural Electrification Administration will experiment with radio in rural areas to compare cost and efficiency against traditional pole and wire installations. The U.S. Department of Agriculture announces the test aims to show whether radio is more economical and effective in specific circumstances.
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Rural Electrification Administration
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Plastics Through Time Illuminates Spectacle Frame Rise
Plastics have a long history from natural resins to cellulose nitrate in 1846. The Atomic Age marks a Plastics Age era, with modern spectacle frames showcasing a rich variety of styles and colors that demonstrate plastics popularity.
Moss Menace in Lawns Tied to Fertility and Drainage
Moss appears where lawns lack fertility or have poor drainage. Remedy involves raking out moss and fertilizing exposed soil. If water collects from bad drainage, regrade to improve surface drainage. When seepage saturates subsoil, install tile to solve the issue.
Reconditioning Paint Brushes with Vinegar Boil
The article advises soaking brushes in vinegar in a can, boiling on the stove for ten to fifteen minutes to soften bristles, though inferior brushes may shed. A final washing is recommended to finish reconditioning.
Sensational Lasting Lipstick Everyday Price
Women urged to buy Hazel Ishop's Lasting Lipstick advertised as radiant teal color that stays vibrant through meals and kisses. Offer promises satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded with a price of 1.10 dollars plus tax at drug or dep store.
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New York
N.Y
Hazel Bishop
Hazel Ishop
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Lucky) Luciano
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