Care Tips for Discoloration in Modern Fabrics
Homemakers face discoloration as blends of old and new fibers affect whites and colors. Use sodium perborate bleach in wash water for new fabrics to prevent fading, and heavy soil may require heavy duty soap. For mineral-laden water, treat the water first and keep ironing cool to avoid heat damage.
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Healthy pullets need proper brooding and water access
Dan Bray of the University of Illinois outlines poultry management for healthy pullets. He stresses dependable brooders and houses with chick guards, a dedicated feeding space, and a water fountain. Start chicks on 20 percent protein for six weeks, then switch to an 18 percent growing ration using home grown grain. A clean shaded range aids rugged birds, with disease control by rotating range every three years and using in-range water via pipe or hose to ease farm labor.
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Star Vegetables In Crisp Salads For Light Summer Meals
Fresh vegetables inspire hearty salads that serve as main dishes. Avocados center the plate with garnish greens, tomatoes, asparagus, celery, and carrot curls, topped by a tangy mayonnaisebased dressing. Tuna and olives add protein and flavor for a satisfying warmweather option.
Devotional Reading Selections and Scriptural References
Summary of background scripture and devotional reading includes Luke 9 23 36 Hebrews 13 9 18 25 I Peter 1 1 2 10 35 Peter 1 1 2 15 18 Jude verse 3 25 and Psalm 20 as guiding texts for reflection and study.
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Jude
Nine Letters Lesson for July First Hearers
A Sunday school primer on the nine New Testament letters Hebrews to Revelation. The article notes their diversity of writers while stressing their focus on specific problems such as false teaching and persecution, urging summer study and possible commentaries.
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Volcanic Areas Provide New Source of Power and Heat
Engineers increasingly view volcanic regions as power heat and light sources Mexico begins exploratory drilling near its capital under UN technical assistance El Salvador and St Lucia also pursue geothermal projects Wairakei New Zealand builds a power station deep steam bores extend to 3000 feet High pressure steam may fuel paper making railway transport and broader industrial growth
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Mexico
United Nations
Latin America
el Salvador
St. Lucia
Caribbean
South Pacific
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North Island
Dental Care of Cattle Important to Health
Cattlemen are urged to improve dental care for cows that dislike feed or fail to produce normal milk or meat. The American Foundation for Animal Health notes many digestive upsets stem from faulty teeth and cites cases where sharp back teeth caused pain and appetite loss, which resolved after clipping and dental work.
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Simple Filter Hoepikee for Rustproof Tools
A mashed text describes a simple filter called Hoepikee used with a meshed ordinary drain to filter debris. The filter aims to produce clean fluid for rustproof tools, though specifics on materials, dimensions, or installation remain unclear.
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Oscar TM Comes to College Campus
The Oscar stuffed white toy travels to a North Carolina college campus to reward top psychology students at Duke University. Professors Norman Guttman and Gregory Kimble started the program two years ago to show that psychology can be fun as well as educational.
Predict 1956 Will Be Record Business Year
Los Angeles experts from the University of California forecast 1956 will set record business activity with gross national product near 398 billion dollars. They anticipate modest price increases and new highs in industrial production while residential construction and auto output fall slightly from 1955 peaks.
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School of Business Administration
Department of Economics
University of California
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1955 Population Rise Near Record in U S Growth
New York reports that the U S population climbed by 2 810 000 in 1955 reaching 166 740 000 by year end. The gain was 13 000 below the 1954 all time high, marking a decade of strong growth with about 26 000 000 added since 1945. Natural increase totaled 2 570 000 versus 3 500 000 in 1954.
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United States
Truck Thief Steals Fire Truck in Boston Blaze
Firefighters fought a nightclub blaze in the theater district when a thief stole a large fire truck. The vehicle crashed into a fence at Boston Common minutes later, revealing the thief needed a tiller operator to steer the rear.
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