Build Your Diet On Simple Foods To Lower Costs
Chicago study urges budgeting around 2 foods: whole wheat and milk. A family of four can nourish healthfully on about seven dollars weekly by adding soy flour, potatoes, carrots, tomato juice, and small amounts of meat, with whole-wheat bread and enriched cereals boosting nutrition and keeping costs low. The report notes rising living costs and war-driven demand, but promotes a nationwide wheat campaign to reduce surpluses and raise per capita wheat consumption.
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Ill
Judas
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Tisae
Pioneer Dar
Farm Outlook Best in Many Years Says L G Elliott
President L G Elliott of La Salle Extension University reports 1941 farm income up sharply, with $1.201 billion gain over 1940 in eight months not counting government payments. Livestock gains ($850 million) outpace crops ($351 million). Harvests are large, granaries well stocked, prices high, and livestock numbers near peak. Farmers poised to do more as dairy, beef, hog and poultry output rises to meet demand.
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L. G. Elliott
la Salle Extension University
Chicago
Lifetime of a Minneapolis inventor reshapes insulation industry
A year old Minneapolis scientist, George EB Ellis, spent 35 years creating products to heat and cool homes. He built a binder twine machine saving farmers threshing costs, earned 529,000 for the invention, then developed flax straw insulation boards. His work launched a global insulation industry now valued around 150 million dollars with 20 billion square feet in use.
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Am Neapolis
Minneapolis
George EB. Ellis
Sauk Centre
Minn
Shaw
ElHs
Ellis
U. S
Panama
Minnesota
Ontario Powel Company
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
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Army Uses Substitutes For Strategic Material
Washington announces the War department and quartermaster corps are reducing reliance on strategic materials by developing substitutes for Army supplies. Tentative specifications are being set for many items as substitutes are identified to cut usage of critical materials.
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Washington
Army
Quartermaster Corps
War Department
Thief in Gray Sedan Foreshadows Uncle's Safe Heist
Young Darcy waits at the Robinson residence as Detective Henry Baker arrives after a burglary at his uncle Jules Colby's home. The safe is emptied, bonds gone, clues include a pen knife, and Colby suspected. Darcy and Baker clash over the suspect, with tension mounting before an abrupt confrontation.
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Robinson
Henry Baker
Tom Darcy
Robinson’s
Darcy
Baker
Cersiair
Especi
Matt
Jules Colby
Beker
Colby
Darcey
Roses in Circle R Garden Show Vast Varieties
In Reading Pennsylvania a private garden displays 2300 rose varieties with 30 volumes of gardening notes. McGinnis, a yarn merchant, nurtures 1178 hybrid tea roses and 93 old tea roses while hosting visitors to view the collection.
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Circle R. MecGi
Reading
McGinzes
Largest Volume Being Written by Dr Raymond H Wheeler
Psychologist and guest professor Dr Raymond H Wheeler is compiling what he calls the largest book on scientific fact. The work will be seven feet long and 22 to 23 feet wide, organized by field of endeavor and by years, tracking discoveries and variations in human behavior since historical time began. About 650,000 items are logged already with an estimated 1,250,000 more to be added in the next five years.
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Raymond H. Wheeler
College of the Pact
Wheeler Roinss Oul mMsy
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