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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1951

Page

6

New Year reflections and dream insights challenge common beliefs

Lawrence Gould questions whether a 1951 calendar changes who we are or the past we did. He argues personal growth relies on using the same materials more wisely to build a better future. Dreams reflect inner conflicts rather than current experiences, and atmospheric light changes do not alter its perceived brightness or color.

Most of Packers' Sale Dollar Goes to Farmer

A 1951 outlook shows the meat industry directing 78 cents of each sale dollar to farmers with packers earning 10.7 cents, other expenses 9.6 cents, and taxes 1 cent. Profits include meat and by products. Defense buying and high employment suggest near record production.

Egg Production Balanced Ration Guidelines From Illinois

Poultry experts say one pound of balanced feed yields about seven eggs. The Illinois University agricultural service advises using 75 to 90 percent cereal grains and by products, 5 to 10 percent animal protein, 5 to 10 percent legume roughage, one or more plant proteins if affordable, and no more than 15 percent from plant protein. Include calcium carrier if no meat scrap fishmeal or tankage, and add one pound of salt per 100 pounds total ration.

Vocational Agricultural Service of the University of Illinois

Licensing Urged for Sitters and Childcare Providers

State legislatures and city councils are urged to pass laws requiring licensing of all baby sitters, private kindergartens, day care agencies, and nursery and play schools. Licensing should be regulatory, not revenue, to protect infant health and welfare.

Save Money On This Home Mixed Cough Syrup

A home mixed cough syrup recipe promises quick relief from colds. The ad claims four times as much medicine for the money and notes no cooking is needed. Pinex is used with sugar water or honey, sold through druggists with a money-back guarantee.

Cro-Magnon Man Glamour Figure of Stone Age Europe

The Cro-Magnon man, a tall and intelligent figure, thrived in Europe during 30,000 to 10,000 BC. He was clothes conscious and pioneered garment making by cutting skin pieces and sewing them together.

Gable Europe

Hog House Plans For Efficient Farm Hog Rearing

A sunlit hog house design promotes high profits with warm dry housing. The simple 7 by 6 foot by 4 foot 10 inch structure sits on skids with a rough floor over 2 by 4 sills. Built with 2 by 3 lumber studs and masonite sheathing, it uses a 4 inch light roof hinge. plans AFB-196 are free from Farm Service Bureau Chicago.

Farm Service Bureau West Washington St Chicago 2

Keeping Healthy Hypochondriasis Is Overanxiety

Hypochondriasis is described as a psychological reaction to stress and life pressures. The article notes sufferers feel ill to avoid failure and responsibility, often delaying work despite symptoms, and discusses a historical view of treating such cases when no physical illness is found.

John M. Lyon Denver Colorado

Health notes on aging and heart health basics

The article explains that elderly people form the largest global age group and defines geriatrics. It notes old age shares common ailments, the role of vitamins, and the need to distinguish immediate from later danger in heart disease. It mentions patients may endure several coronary thrombosis events.

Hog Pasture Plan For Next Year Crops Speeds Feed Savings

Plan to include an alfalfa pasture for hogs to cut grain and protein feed costs. Farmers aim to improve hog nutrition while reducing dependence on purchased feeds during the coming year.

U S Crop Production Rises Over Ten Years

Agriculture in the first decade shows production rising from 10 to 14 percent while manpower fell and population grew. Lenders credit agricultural colleges and their extensions, research, and resident-leasing for much of the gain, with mechanization also playing a key role.

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