Sawmill Tech and Giant Chips Hit Lumber Markets
A reporter recalls a county fair tale about an ancient hoaxer bragging of 300 years. Modern mills use vast wood scraps to produce wafers and chip stock while waste becomes valuable. Joe Moon describes a mill feeding chips by boxcar to a paper plant and a worker watching three chippers on a TV feed. A safety tip warns not to drive nails into trees destined for mills.
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DIY car spa tips for enamel and wax care in fall
Readers are advised to treat their cars like delicate textiles, using cool water and a sponge for washing, mild detergent for stubborn grime, and a chamois for drying. Apply a liquid wax from a service station, then polish to restore tone and add a protective coating. Clean chrome with a brille pad, vacuum monthly to protect fabrics, and use elbow grease for thorough care. Boric acid note warns of its danger if ingested or absorbed and urges medical help for poisoning.
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Grain Storage and Insect Problems
Entomologists highlight that moisture and poor storage foster mould and insect damage in grain. Preventive steps include thorough cleaning, dry weatherproof storage, and good ventilation to keep grain clean and dry before storage.
World Food Crops Forecast For 1956 57
Estimated official crops for 1956 57 total 2 955 000 acres up 78 percent from last year. Harvest could reach 1 065 000 acres with potential output near 25 million bushels vs 9.1 million last season. Flaxseed exports may resume as crop volume grows. MOTHER AND CHILD Canada faces high infant mortality despite medical advances. urging prenatal care and regular checkups to improve outcomes.
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