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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1948
Page
8
A homemaking guide shows how to redecorate rooms with curtains, ruffles, dyeing fabrics, and remnant use. It advocates inexpensive methods like dyeing feed sacks, sewing two tiered ruffles, and tying fabrics for dramatic effects with color and texture.
Tips describe dyeing panels with layered dipping to achieve variegated color without stitching. Instructions cover using multiple draperies to split or join windows, enlarging small windows, bay window framing with ruffles and curtains, and tinting Priscilla sheers to match room color for depth.
In renovating for spring and summer, color choice matters to mood and space perception. Primary colors red yellow and blue create all others with black or white. Light cool colors enlarge small rooms while warm advancing colors reduce perceived size. large rooms benefit from big warm wallpaper patterns.
Dow Chemical reports DN-289 a dinitro fungicide and insecticide for orchard use. The stable clear solution provides control of aphids including rosy apple and pear psylla, eye spotted bud moth, cherry case bearer, and scale on apple and lilac. Fungicidal use includes pear sooty blotch. recommended rates vary from one to two quarts per 100 gallons water.
Farmers of tomorrow must be poultry merchandisers as well as producers to compete with broiler factories. Consumers will have a wide range of poultry and meat products, driving better merchandising and brand-named chicks. Modern transparent packaging increases sales, with tests showing 1 to 3 times higher demand for packaged birds than unwrapped. Packaging options include cellophane and transparent films that are moisture and grease resistant.
Zechariah urges the people to return to God and seek righteousness to rebuild the temple and cleanse Jerusalem of idolatry. The lesson links Zechariah 1 3 and 8 13 with Psalm 24 and emphasizes living by God's standards, justice, kindness, and community integrity.
Tests at the western Kentucky substation over 11 years show Barred Rock pullets producing four dozen eggs per bird more than old hens. White Leghorns pullets followed with about three dozen more eggs per bird than mature hens, highlighting pullets as superior layers.
The excerpt invokes Zechariah 1 1 6 and 4 7 8 alongside Psalm 24 1 and trends toward devotional reflection. It emphasizes divine sovereignty over the earth and the church and invites meditation on God’s lordship and vindication.
A total of 7,500,000 individuals have been arrested in recent days for offenses serious enough to require fingerprints sent to the identification files of the FGI.
In the European theater during World War II, thirty seven temporary U S military cemeteries were established to bury fallen service members, reflecting wartime logistics and memorial planning.
The largest open-cut copper mine in the Rocky Mountain region sits at Bingham Utah, about 28 miles from Salt Lake City. The quarry covers roughly 524 acres and is mined by 27 electric shovels with nine-ton dipper capacity. The mine handles up to 142,185 tons daily and employs up to 2,000 workers.
Skiing in the Rockies Colorado rapidly is winning re nown as one of North America's best skiing areas. Numerous mountain ranges, high altitude, bracing air and dry powder snow help produce unsurpassed skiing conditions. There are practice slopes for beginners and gentle slopes for those preferring leisurely skiing. Colorado's rugged beauty adds much to the sport.
Beauty experts claim the complex ion can improve with a daily quart of buttermilk. The suggestion emphasizes dietary measures for skin appearance.
A quotation from Daniel Webster warns that following biblical principles ensures national prosperity, while neglecting the Bible’s authority could bring sudden catastrophe and deep obscurity for the nation and future generations.
A 1910 law set an extreme maximum height of 160 feet for buildings on Pennsylvania Avenue between 1st and 15th streets in the District of Columbia, while other areas face a 130 feet limit.
Plans are underway to conduct a world agricultural census in 1950 gathering data on crop acreages livestock owned farm size and ownership type to build a comprehensive statistics base for global farming.
Chemical research reports experiments showing asphalt can cling to roadbed stones even during heavy rain. This byproduct aims to avert premature disintegration of pavement and extend highway life.
Scientists estimate the Eskimo dog has served as a pack animal for about 3000 years and traces its origins to Siberia shaping Arctic history.
The article notes Abraham Lincoln was nominated in Chicago in 1860 and calls Chicago the birthplace of many historic conventions nominating leaders like Grant Garfield Cleveland Harrison Roosevelt Taft and Harding. It also mentions beekeepers and the importance of re queen ing hives for hive success.
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