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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1947

Page

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Why They Behave Like Russians reviewed in Industrial News Review

John Fischer's Why They Behave Like Russians is praised for patient analysis of Soviet life. It details wage levels and consumer shortages, political isolation, propaganda use, and cautious leadership. Fischer argues Russia faces long-term modernization limits yet may seek limited peace with the West.

Soviet Union Russia James Burnham U. S Edgar Snow Stalin John Fischer Fischer Paul Winterton UNRRA Fisher Ukraine Politiburo Kremlin England Rom Industrial News Review

Winder Westerners Trip Postponed In Weather Change

Weather delays the Winder Westerners ride to Oneida Station. Thirty eight members met at the school house for a Dutch oven dinner. The ride will be rescheduled once weather permits.

Oneida Station Leone Bennett Preston Memorial Hospital

Radish Onion Maggots Controlled by DDT Dust

Idaho gardener relief for radishes and onions after maggot damage outlined by H C Manis. Using 5 or 10 percent DDT dust at 7 to 14 day intervals from shoot emergence protects crops. Control targets adult moths and larvae to prevent infestation and worm holes in produce.

Idaho H. C. Manis University of Idaho Manis

Seed certification deadline set for June 1 in Idaho

Idaho farmers growing grain for certified seed must apply for certification before midnight June 1. Applications and fees are made to the Idaho Crop Improvement Association in Boise. Forms detailing fees and rules are available from county agricultural agents or district offices in Twin Falls and Idaho Falls.

Idaho University of Idaho Extension Service Idaho Crop Improvement Association State House Boise Twin Falls Idaho Falls

History of Ma Huang and discovery of ephedrine

A medicinal herb Ma Huang from an Oriental shrub was used for thousands of years in China before technicians in 1924 identified ephedrine as its active principle.

China

Rheumatism and Arthritis Doctors Debate RUE-OVO Merits

Readers are urged to consider NUE-OVO from Research Laboratories Inc for relief from Rheumatism and Arthritis. The ad claims many users report relief and invites requests for literature from 408 N. W. Portland Oregon with payment advised.

Research Laboratories, Inc N. W.ltd Portland Oregon

Quotable Terps and Tittering Tales Parade

A collage of vintage jokes and quips spans social quips from a summer fur remark to a boxing coach tease and joke about Nazis in North Africa. It features pithy exchanges among couples friends and locals with puns about food fashion and weather.

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