Housekeeping Key To Safe Explosives Handling
An article emphasizes three main factors for safe explosives work: thorough housekeeping, strict personal cleanliness, and proper clothing. It describes spotless huts, tools, and workers, immediate halt on any spill, and a rigorous wash and decontamination routine. A pink purple soap detector signals skin contact with explosive particles, and workers wear colored uniforms to prevent contamination.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Quaint Centuries-Old Bird Cages At Cooper Union Museum
The Cooper Union Museum New York showcases centuries old bird cages reflecting architectural styles from several countries. Highlights include a 17th century Italian queen’s cage of silver and glass with a blue glass feed cup, a Delftware Holland cage from 1830, and a Ch'ien Long period Chinese cage with ivory details. A pheasant survey by Ohio State University notes pheasants eat waste grain and help crop rotations by removing waste grain and reducing weeds and pests.
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Cooper Union Museum
N. Y
Italy
Holland
China
Ohio Wildlife Research Station
Ohio State University
Oyster season shifts with modern freezing methods
The article explains oyster markets lag behind the season, with most arrivals in October and peak consumption during Christmas. It notes tradition ties to months with an R, but advances in quick freezing let consumers enjoy oysters year round at peak quality.
Onion Storage Tips From The Pantry and Cellar Advice
Guidance on storing onions at home highlights choosing pantry storage over damp cellars. Maintain 32 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit with good air circulation to prevent rot or sprouting. Includes stray notes about guests and a Sunday supper.
Kansas County Approves Demands in December Session
The Board of County Commissioners met December 1 4 1944 to audit salaries and expenses for multiple county offices. The session outlined payments for staff, court costs, welfare, road and bridge workers, and miscellaneous items. Three new Victory ships to Kansas towns The Atchison Salina and Chanute were named by the U S Maritime Commission with launches slated for 1945.
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Board of County Commissioners
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Adee Oo
Maude Anderson
Agnerite Graham
Mollie Hadachek
Roy L. Hall
Indodean
Bahne Howard
Warjotie’ M. Keith
Bessie Krause
Marie Moe Oo
iEthel Moree
Dick Robertson
Warren A. Scott
Frank G. Spurney
Walter E. Wilson
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M. M. Pate
Hives Sjoholm
Whrance Pre. Amer, Cent. Ins. Co
Phoenix Fire Ins
Fitchian’s Ins
Wat. Fire Ins. Co
Ins
WW. Nat. Ins Co
Preferred Fire
Tris. Co
Springfield F & M
Courtland Journal
Joe Hancovsky
Kelso Chem. Co
Railway Exp. Co
City of Belleville
Telescope Pub. Co
Legals & Mosse
Wm. C. Fry
Marguerite Graham
Howe Plumbing Co
Hunter Sherrard
Serane
Bell Tele. Co
Bryan S. Stoffer
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Wells
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau, Co
Bindweed
Matthew F. Baxa
E. McEwen
Fred Mitchell
J. OW. Roe Oo
Floyd Stone
Wa C. Gi. Denk
M.L. Allsman
Orville Fridrick
Lo-T. Gleason
Ben Hanzlick
Yeanees Kerstein
Nystrom & Err
Parry
Congress
Kansas
U.S. Maritime Commission
Atchison
Salina
Chanute
New York Guests Dine With Nesmiths Saturday
Mr and Mrs Qecar Herggren Mae and Frank and Fred Cline of New York were Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W C Nesmith.
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Qecar
Herggren
Mae
Frank
Fred Cline
New York
W. C. Nesmith
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Foster Lumber Co
Herbert S. Graham
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