Firearms Still Needed On Most U S Farms
The article argues that firearms remain essential on farms for pest control and livestock protection. It recommends a .22 caliber rifle for beginners and notes the Model 47 bolt action as a safe, economical option with a built in automatic safety.
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U. S
Increased Dairy Prices Forecast for 1951
Dairy product prices in 1951 are expected to rise moderately from 1950 as demand strengthens. Milk production is projected near 120.5 to 120 billion pounds, with higher farm income driven by rising employment wages and disposable incomes amid greater defense spending.
Three Winged Chickens Studied By U C L A Researchers
Rosemary Peplinski and Olive Newton of the University of California medical school study a three winged chicken used in skin graft research. A third wing is transplanted from another chick before birth and attached to the breast. UCLA scientists seek why prenatal but not postnatal wing transplants succeed, hoping to aid surgery progress. Chickens mature as healthy hens or roosters, with half possessing three wings and half one wing.
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Rosemary Peplinski
Olive Newton
University of California Medical School
U.C.L.A
Egg Production at New High in October Report
The U S department of agriculture reports a record lay rate and the largest October egg production ever. Farm flocks laid 4 014 000 000 eggs in October, up 6 percent from a year earlier and 87 percent above the 1939 48 average, with favorable weather boosting output in most regions except the South central.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
South Central
Clever Home Tips for Quick Repairs and Easy Mending
Practical advice on repurposing stockings for mending tasks wind yarn on a spool when alone use lamp shade as winding post and leather work with milk or egg white for cleaning. Suggests petroleum jelly after washing imitation leather and converting discarded dresses into aprons or playsuits into aprons.
Mozart and Goodwin anecdotes in a historical column
The column recalls Mozart a pupil of Haydn betting he could compose music Haydn cannot play Ha nding Mozart proves the point by striking a nose note then Nat Goodwin’s frugality noted at Lambs club as he jokes about writing an autobiography with the accent on buy or ought to.
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Mozart
Haydn
Nat Goodwin
Lambs Club
New York
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