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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1945
Page
22
Miss Marion N. Wilson notes mistletoe origin in the South with Oklahoma as the main supplier. United States Forest Service cites Oklahoma growers shipping dense 1 to 3 foot bundles to markets by freight, with Texas mesquite mistletoe used for cattle feed when ranges are bare.
Alliance Air Base real estate and buildings will transfer to the Corps of Engineers for disposal about February 1. The Troop Carrier Command retains control until then to remove equipment, excluding operating gear which will stay for future disposition. Colonel Goodall notes surplus property regulations are in effect.
A grateful message expresses thanks to friends for flowers cards and gifts received during a hospital stay. The author notes appreciation for support and kindness shown during recovery.
The article notes that squirrels build nests in hollow trees and branches, with hollow tree nests favored for winter and raising young. It mentions Siberia China India and other parts of Asia as now less accessible sources of American furs, while Africa supplies various pelts with mixed vogue in the United States.
A short instructional note explains tinting thread for sewing snaps while dyeing fabric. It suggests winding a few yards of thread on an empty spool and adding it to the dye to color the thread to match the fabric.
Illinois dairy specialist P H Tracy of the University of Illinois College of Agriculture lists eight drivers behind rising demand for milk and dairy products. Shifting dietary habits toward fruits and dairy, dairy foods’ convenience, urban population growth, use in restaurants, improved merchandising, perceived healthfulness, pasteurization and regulatory supervision boosting trust, and long term quality improvements.
A red topped Amanita mushroom carries a powerful poison that halts heart action and can be fatal after a single bite. Recognizable by its scaly cap, ragged collar under the cap, and bulbous base, it causes cramps and dizziness, with death possible within thirty minutes to two hours if not promptly pumped from the stomach. An antidote is one one-hundredth grain of atropine.
A basic sweetened sour cream dressing blends sugar lemon juice and vinegar with salt and pepper into whipped sour cream. Ensure the cream stays cold by setting the mixing bowl in crushed ice to prevent overheating and buttering the texture.
Studies find using both hands speeds home chores. War industry tests mirror results. In spinach washing using two pans and both hands halves time, with alternated water, removing roots into garbage, and lukewarm water proving fastest.
The article explains an electric spray process where paint droplets gain opposite charge and are attracted to the target surface. A painted machine on an insulated stand receives a uniform coating quickly, reducing manual labor and paint use for complex shapes.
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