Waffles as versatile centerpiece for meals and desserts
A bride extols waffles turning breakfast to luncheon and dessert with simple variations. Recipes include Quick Waffles and Oatmeal Waffles with batter and toppings, plus Creamed Eggs, Corn Meal Waffles, and Dessert Waffles. Variations feature chocolate, orange, ice cream, and fruit sauces.
White Mice Used In Stable Fly Chemical Tests
U S Department of Agriculture scientists test new chemicals on mice to gauge protection against stable flies. A phonograph drives a rotating shower bath over a test mouse before it faces 20 flies in a subsequent cage. If four or more flies attack the mouse, the chemical fails to warrant cow tests. Federal entomologists seek sprays to shield cattle from bloodsucking insects to prevent milk decline and weight loss.
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Soil protection tips to guard topsoil and moisture
The Middle West soil improvement committee warns rain on bare ground creates crusts that repel water and wash away topsoil. They urge continuous year round cover with thick grasses deep rooted legumes and small grains after corn, plus mulched stalks if needed, and legume use with phosphate and potash to improve soil.
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Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
Judgment Day Lesson on Mark 13 Across Christian Denominations
A 1949 column by Dr. Foreman gathers 40 denominations to explore the meaning of Mark 13. It argues God’s judgment is universal, notes the unpredictability of the apocalypse, and stresses that ultimate judgment rests with God, not human opinions. The piece cites personal conduct, belief, and the need to heed divine moral law.
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Jesus
Germany
Assyria
Rome
Japan
Hints For Making Waffles From Lynn
Instructions promote seasoning a waffle iron with oil before first use and heating to baking temperature. Discard the first greasy waffle, then follow steps to avoid sticking. Avoid peeking, let batter settle, and remove dried spills. Add corn, rice, or blueberries to batter in measured amounts.
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Lynn
Land Turned Under for New Legumes
Nebraska extension agronomist D L Gross advises plowing under first year sweet clover before legume growth drains soil moisture. Do not plow until new crown shoots reach four to six inches to avoid killing the legume.
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D. L. Gross
Nebraska University Extension Agronomist
Scripture Fragments Notes Thessalon In Thessalonis Reading
A compact note references Mark 13 14 3 9 and Thessalon reading at 5 1 11 with brief context, indicating religious texts and location. The entry preserves the connection between gospel markers and Thessalon readings without editorializing.
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Thessalonis
Question and answer set about accounting and Prohibition
The quiz asks for ICPA meaning Certified Public Accountant. It asks what an inhabitant of Denmark is called a Dane. It retells dates for Prohibition effect January 16 1920 and repeal December 5 1933. It names Luis Angel Firpo as Wild Bull of the Pampas.
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Denmark
Pampas
Certified Public Accountant
A Dane
Luis Angel Firpo
Cozy Saving From Heat Lamps For Piglets In Wisconsin
Howard Bussian of Dane County Wisconsin reports using heat lamps for 35 litters in 14 pens yields a return he estimates covers lamps and electricity with pigs saved. He reduces fire risk by chopped straw bedding kept away from the lamp and hangs the lamp 30 inches above the bedding out of reach of sows.
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Howard Bussian
Dane County
Wisconsin
Weed-No-More Promises Safe Use on Crops When Followed
Grain reports warn against misapplication as Weed-No-More targets tough weeds. The product claims effective control and safety for crops when users follow directions precisely.
Agricultural Weed-No-More Promises Safer Weed Control
Weed-No-More helps small grains pastures and grass seed crops by killing weeds with no harm to livestock or grasses. It claims to increase grain bushels per acre, speed spraying, and preserve grazing capacity while removing weeds from seed crops.
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