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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1951

Page

5

Sunlight in barns to cut moisture and disease

Farm experts urge farmers to install large clear windows to daylight and ventilate barns. Direct sun helps dry moisture and reduces bacteria in poultry houses dairies and farrowing pens. An Iowa farrowing house with insulated south windows kept inside above freezing despite 25 to 30 below outside.

Iowa

Use of Discourse in Child Development debated by experts

Lawrence Gould cites mixed views on blame for self-doubt and early conditioning. Dr Frieda Goldman Eisler links abrupt weaning to lifelong fear, while Dr Dale Harris notes optimism correlates with finances and longevity. Dr B Harris asserts early life largely shapes core traits. schooling alters only preferences, not character.

London Frieda Goldman- Eisler Goldmann-Hisler Sayi Dale B. Harris Institute of Child Welfare University of Minnesota

Texas Missouri Gridders Spotlight on Scholarships and Secrets

The piece surveys football recruiting trends from Pennsylvania to Texas, arguing for dividing colleges by scholarship status and proposing split divisions. It cites Texas prep schools and scholarship impact, while contrasting Pennsylvania and Missouri recruiting patterns and noting potential league realignments. It also honors James J. Tunney’s conditioning and training methods.

Texas SMU TCU Rice Baylor Texas A United States W.C.A.A Arkansas Oklahoma James Joseph Tunney Tunney

Corn and Wheat Production Seen Lower Than 1950

The 1951 U S Department of Agriculture outlook estimates the nation will produce 3 105 million bushels of corn this year, down 26 million from 1950, and total wheat at 994 million bushels, about 3 percent below 1950. Despite declines both crops are expected to meet U S needs.

U. S. Department of Agriculture U.S

Sani-Flor Poultry Litter Introduced Nationwide

A specially processed vermiculite poultry litter named Sani-Flor debuts on the market for poultry producers. It is described as fireproof vermin-proof an efficient cold insulator and a non conductor of electricity. The product is rolling out to seed and feed dealers and hardware stores in four cubic foot 25 pound bags.

Winter Hazard of Dead Trees Warned by Homeowners

The article warns that dead trees become dangerous as winter approaches with snow sleet and wind. Insects and disease weaken trees, turning them into serious hazards before owners notice. Removal before storms is advised.

Leukocytes Key to Flu Fight Highlighted in 1918 Report

A 1918 19 medical note explains leukocytes as the disease fighters in severe influenza with pneumonia. It notes that rising white blood cells signal strong resistance, while exhausted reserves predict poorer outcomes, urging leukocyte counts on admission, before operations, and after surgery to gauge illness and recovery.

Health Notes On Nutrition And Periodic Exams

Health notes discuss fixed fat needing up to 520 pounds for the body and vitamin C sources such as citrus and greens. It links emotional disturbance to anorexia nervosa and notes protein use in reducing diets. It mentions elderly malnutrition causing lip and tongue inflammation and promotes periodic physical exams as essential as life insurance.

Parrot Pattern No 390 Transfer Instructions Published

Local ad lists 25 cent transfer and laundering instructions for Three-Color Parrots Pattern No 390. Entry appears under a name and address line for JOAN ARTS Adds at 424 Madison Square Stations New York 10 NY.

Joan Arts Madison Square Stations New York 10 N.Y

First Aid to the Ailing House waffle iron tips

Roger C Whitman offers advice on stuck waffles and cleaning a nine month old iron. Increase batter shortening nearly double for better release. Clean hardened batter with a stiff brush or baking soda paste, then oil the iron and heat before reuse. If possible have the iron serviced by an electric appliance shop.

Roger C. Whitman

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