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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1956
Page
6
Use Silverware To Beautify It
Read about appreciating old silverware through fine scratches that create color. Rotate use to keep twenty four place settings looking new and clean promptly after meals to reduce tarnish. Polish with proper technique and soft cloths for a lasting, even brilliancy.
Clever Patching Makes Childs Toys Like New Again
A tips filled notice shows how to rescue kids clothes by patching and repurposing. Transform outgrown jeans into shorts with cuffs from scraps and add patches on knees or teddy bear decorations for girls. Embroidery machines offer quick design options with machine settings guidance.
Keep Livestock Cool in Summer Says USDA Expert
Harry L. Garver of the U S Department of Agriculture advises farmers to build flexible low cost livestock shelters and service structures as tools to boost summer productivity. He notes that cool shelters reduce heat stress and that dairy cows react to heat, with milk flow declining as temperatures rise above certain levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Says & Tesearch
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Harry L. Garver
Garver
Jerseys
Mishandling Livestock Costs to Producers and Packers
University of Illinois meat specialist B C Breidenstein warns mishandling costs the industry over 70 million pounds of meat valued at 50 million dollars annually. Losses arise from bruising during handling by handlers and during transport due to overcrowded trucks and rail cars. He urges replacing clubs with electric prods and keeping trucks well bedded to reduce damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Breidenstein
University of Illinois
Breidenstein
Tighten Joints With Lag Screws For Warped Paneled Doors
Lag screws can draw up joints between stiles and rails when paneled doors warp, often without removing the door. After installation, fill the screw head with wood putty or a hardwood plug and finish to match the door.
Plan to Barbecue Your Summer Meals
Outdoor cooking grows in popularity as more families grill for crowds. The guide explains lamb barbecue with vinegar marinade and cracking timing, plus foil baked potatoes with butter and paprika. It emphasizes basting, turning, and using a meat thermometer for doneness.
Implantation Best In Stilbestrol Use
California researchers find stilbestrol implantation in cattle superior to feeding for uniform dosage and lower waste. M T Clegg reports implanted pellets deliver about a half pound daily gain on high energy diets, with gains mostly lean meat and no detectable taste difference versus non treated meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
M. T. Clegg
Clegg
New Hobby Farmers Bring Education Challenges
University of Minnesota sociologist Prof Lowry Nelson warns urbanization and a shrinking farm population pose special education problems. He cites 1940s losses of 100000 farms, rising hobby farmers near cities, and the need for county extension workers to adapt to evolving farmer needs amid closer city farm ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
Lowry Nelson
Do It Yourself Summer Facial At Home
A at home weekly facial guide outlines cleansing with liquefying cleaners, neck and throat care, and a relaxing mask. Steps include deep cleaning, applying skin freshener, lubricating cream, a 5 minute rest, and cooling eye pads for about 15 minutes before rinse.
Quickie Oven Rice and Rice Cheese Balls Featured
A recipe for Quickie Oven Rice serving six accompanies Rice Cheese Balls with horseradish and mustard. It also notes pine post treatment with copper sulfate and sodium chromate, including simple tools and a 50-post batch guideline from the Forest Products Laboratory.
Simple soaking treats posts against decay in forest service method
Forest Service researchers show pine and hardwood posts treated by soaking in copper sulfate then sodium chromate resist decay and termites. In Mississippi 100 pine posts set in 1942 with this treatment had only one decay, suggesting wide farm use potential. Equipment required is common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Products Laboratory
Forest Service
Mississippi
Two Vegetable-Type Soybeans Announced in Iowa StateUSDA Release
State and federal researchers unveiled two edible vegetable type soybeans Kim and Kanrich. Tested in 1956 via seed companies, they are taller and higher yielding than parents Sac and Kanro, with better tasting beans and reduced pod shatter. Richland is a common field-parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
USDA
Kim
Kanrich
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Sac
Richland
Homemade hog waterer from oil drum hack
A self firing hog waterer can be built by cutting a side opening in a fifty gallon oil drum. A board in front protects the float valve and controls the drinkable opening to deter hogs from placing feet inside.
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Department of Food Technology
University
Davis
Labor Saver
Forests Products Laboratory
Anne Id
Odal
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