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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
8
A home remedy pours two cups sugar into one cup water to make a syrup, then add pinch of Pinex to create a pint cough syrup. It claims quick throat relief, loosens phlegm, soothes irritation, eases soreness, aids sleep, with money back guarantee if not pleased.
The Red Feather marks the annual Community Chest fund raising across 849 U S cities led by Cleveland originators. The drive supports 100 agencies including youth services and hospitals, with Chicago and Philadelphia named among key centers and totals approaching a quarter billion dollars raised nationwide last year.
Ex-GIs in Farragut Idaho convert surplus naval training station into Farragut College and Technical Institute a private non profit co-educational facility. With $250000 fundraising led by local business leaders and federal backing the college aims to ease education and housing needs for veterans offering liberal arts and technical courses in a modern streamlined program.
Chicago report from the Middle West Soil Improvement committee warns erosion costs the United States nearly four billion dollars annually. Dr. H. H. Bennett of the Soil Conservation Service cites wind and water erosion removing 21 times as much plant food as crops yield. The group urges a comprehensive soil rehabilitation program with legumes, crop rotation, balanced fertilizer and pasture improvement to protect soil productivity.
Fall rains ease Texas drouth with scarce water. In Aspermont water sold for a dollar a barrel. The Salt Fork of the Brazos swung from dry to a torrent next day. Lower Colorado reservoirs faced evaporation surpassing inflow while Wichita Falls planned a 100 000 acre foot reservoir as the Little Wichita river failed to rise.
In Tooele Utah the ordnance depot must destroy vast stocks of unserviceable explosives from American German and Japanese sources. Depot officers plan a scientific method placing about 50 tons of explosives in a crater for detonation.
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