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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1951

Page

9

Understanding the Child and Confidence in Self

A passage from Elizabeth R fleslie discusses child guidance showing preschool progress in six months and longer timelines for older children. It argues patience and internal belief are key, while hypnosis offers only temporary reassurance and true self confidence comes from internal understanding. The text also notes the role of verbal labels in thinking and links vocabulary size to success, including implications for deaf children.

Elizabeth Reflesie Ceater

Keeping Healthy Decreasing Appetite For Overweight

An overweight person may seek quick fat loss via appetite suppressants Benzedrine Sulfate and Dexedrine Sulfate. British Medical Annual notes both reduce hunger through brain action but cause side effects like dizziness depression insomnia and metallic taste. Dexedrine Sulfate has fewer side effects. reduced food intake remains essential.

Health Notes on milk options and brain health

Health notes discuss skimmed milk as a substitute for whole milk with limited nourishment loss. It warns liver issues may be affected by fat content. It notes nerve impairment can reduce work capacity and explains rigidity of thought parallels vessel stiffening. Homogenization is defined as breaking and dispersing particles in a liquid.

Mulching Cuts Garden Labor by Seventy Five Percent

Mulching offers quicker cultivation and weed control with up to 75 to 90 percent less work in gardens. Weeds pull easily with roots intact, and crab grass is suppressed. Mulches conserve moisture, reduce crusting, and add humus as residues mix into the soil. Straw pine needles and coarse sawdust serve well, applied four to five inches deep.

Distinctive Mail Boxes Create Covered Wagon Post Box

An article describes two unusual mail boxes with cut-out oxen and wheels forming a realistic covered wagon, plus a third design cut from plywood for a front door. Includes actual-size cutting guides and directions Pattern 238 priced 25 cents from Workshop Pattern Service Drawer 10 Bedford Hills New York.

Bedford Hills New York

Food energy claim for enriched white bread

The item states that one pound of enriched white bread today can provide 40 percent of a worker's daily food energy requirements.

2 161 Million Bushels of Corn in Farm Storage

The January crop report shows on farm corn stocks near 2 161 million bushels with larger feed grain reserves. Hay stocks look ample while wheat stocks are smaller than average but above last year. Soybean stocks are at a record January 1 level due to the large crop. A sixth more winter wheat was sown in fall 1950 under favorable germination conditions.

U.S. Department of Agriculture

Barn Tarpaulin Hanging With Barrels Hoops

The instruction suggests using a metal barrel hoop as a holder to suspend tarpaulin from a barn rafter. For longer tarpaulins, place two or more hoops several feet apart to prevent damage by rats and mice.

Lack of Soil Moisture Tops Production Problem

The department of agriculture lists 1951 farm difficulties including soil moisture shortages in southwestern wheat areas prospects of reduced irrigation water from snows freeze damage to fall sown grains in the south and loss of farm labor to the armed services plus shortages of repair parts for machinery.

Department of Agriculture Armed Services

Pilgrims Grow First New England Wheat in Cemeteries

In a colonial note, settlers reportedly bred the first wheat crop in New England within cemetery grounds to safeguard the grain from Indigenous groups, reflecting early agricultural practices and frontier security measures.

New England

Tunnel of Love Confession Sparks Teasing Banter

In a playful exchange within the Tunnel of Love, Laddy teases Benjy about an unseen kiss and warns about discovery. Benjy replies he would teach the culprit a lesson if he finds out who kissed. The dialog mixes flirtation with mock outrage and bravado.

Laddy Benjy

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