President Truman warned of price controls and rationing
He warned Congress of re enactment of wartime controls if profiteering or hoarding continued and urged relief from taxes while criticizing bureaucratic inertia. The address warned of rationing harms and urged defense spending over welfare while cautioning against Communist threats and political wrangling in Washington.
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Practical Farmers Anticipate Science On Milk And Vitamins
Historical farmers fed milk and milk by products to hogs and poultry before scientists isolated vitamin B12. Reports note milk sources supported growth, while new tests show antibiotics like streptomycin and aureomycin boosting gains. Farmers again appear ahead of researchers in recognizing growth aids.
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United States
Vary Your Vegetables with Flavorful Sauces and Combos
A homemaking guide suggests baking pan frying and sauces to enliven vegetables. It offers recipes for Green Beans with Butter Herb Sauce Cheesed Potatoes Baked Succotash Lima Bean Casserole and Carrot Timbales plus tips on baking for vitamin retention and using leftovers to pair veggies with cream or cheese.
Peter the Apostle Transforming Power in Peter’s Turnaround
A sermon reflects on Simon Peter from lowly beginnings to a leader in Acts. It contrasts early flaws with later courage, attributing transformation to Jesus’ faith and Peter’s response as recorded in Matthew and John. The piece cites Peter’s rise from cowardice to power as the secret of Christian success.
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Judas
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Margarine Tax Repeal Could Boost Use of Colored Margarine
The repeal of taxes on colored margarine effective July 1 is expected to raise margarine consumption. It remains unclear if butter consumption will fall. Between 1942 and 1948, most margarine gains came from more families using it, not higher use per family.
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Lynn
War to Have Strong Influence on Markets
L. H. Simers of the University of Illinois predicts unsettled markets in the coming months. He cites four factors: July and August corn yields depend on rainfall and borers. military actions affect markets. price control and rationing debates in public and Congress. and waning public confidence in stable price levels increasing uncertainty.
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L. H. Simers
University of Illinois
Congress
U S Steel Lists Farm Tools in Top Category
U S Steel highlights agricultural tools as one of its eight main manufacturing lines in its 1949 annual report. The list includes carbon and alloy bars shapes plates sheet and strip pike and tubing for agricultural machinery grain bins broader houses wire gates and formed roofing and siding sheets.
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U. S. Steel
Cutting Guides For Bell Ringer Windmill Pattern
Advertises pattern for windmill bell ringer with actual size cutting guides and a simple mechanism to ring the bell. Includes painting transfer patterns and complete pattern set price 25 cents. Published by Workshop Pattern Service Drawer 10 Bedford Hills New York.
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Bedford Hills
New York
Health and business link by cattleman Monaghan
R G Monaghan of Mart Texas asserts success in business depends on good earth and health. He credits Crazy Water Crystals for 20 years of relief from constipation bloating and backaches. The ad says crystals powder and concentrated form sold nationwide with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Limestone
Mart
Texas
Crazy Water Co., Inc
Mine Wells
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