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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
3
Pegged furniture can be set up quickly and stored easily for winter. Two tables are shown, a larger card-table size and a low coffee table that can also serve as a seat. If you can saw straight and drive screws you can make these. patterns 293 for the tables and 292 for the chair cost 15c each or 25c for both to one address, with diagrams, directions, and a full material list.
The excerpt offers strange culinary and sewing cues such as cauliflower leaves tasting like Brussels sprouts and using dental floss for buttons. It also notes hard wearing materials, waterproofing cellar walls, sealing cracks, carpet sweepers care, and soaking new towels to remove stiffness.
Return of veterans Lynn and Oren Bowden helps the family buy and own a 360 acre farm in Coffee County Alabama. With 160 acres under cultivation they diversify into peanuts cotton hogs and beef cattle while the elder Bowdens contribute garden produce and household work securing a stable postwar future.
During March and April the Farm Security Administration financed 5400 veterans for farm purchases or operating equipment. More than 16,000 veterans have already received aid, with 1000 under Bankhead Jones act. Over 20,000 applications are in process as real estate prices and scarce farms hamper veteran access.
The Farm Security Administration provides individual guidance for loan borrowers. The Agriculture Department stresses that each loan rests on a sound farm and home management plan prepared with family input. A FSA supervisor assists in plan development and execution with advice on livestock care and crop rotations, while home economists may support families in rural counties.
The New Jersey Department of Agriculture says farm operators toil an average 12 hours daily, about 72 hours weekly, excluding Sunday chores. Harvest periods in July and August bring longer days, and farm output loss equals a 12 hour impact versus eight hours in city plants. A year ago wartime hours averaged 12.2 daily.
The U S army received compulsory tetanus toxoid inoculation during World War II and recorded only three cases of the disease among all personnel, marking a highly effective immunization program.
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