Food Rations Overseas Not Adequate Says Expert
Dr Hazel Stiebeling of the U S Agriculture Bureau urged home economists at Town State College to explain the global hunger situation and mobilize public cooperation for conserving food. She warned bread fat and meat cuts must be limited and that every household can help by choosing cheaper or more transportable foods while maintaining essential nutrition. She recalled Britain’s breadless meals during a two week stay and emphasized that policy success hinges on broad public understanding and national collaboration.
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Town State College
Dr. Stiebeling
England
Food and Agriculture Organization
Geneva
Stiebeling
Britain
Ledgers and Ledger Sheets at The Tee Graph in Sidney
Ledger products advertised by Sidney's office supply hub The Tee Graph. Includes ledgers and ledger sheets for business and personal use. Local store promotes a range of sizes and styles for organizing records and accounting needs.
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Teegraph
Sidney
Liquified Gases See Growing Farm Interest Says Uni Expert
University of Nebraska agriculture professor C. W. Smith notes farm families show growing interest in liquified petroleum gases. Butane and propane are the main gases, sold by the gallon, with safety and handling essential. Propane yields 91,300 BTU per gallon versus 122,000 for gasoline, making propane cost effective despite lower price per gallon.
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C. W. Smith
University of Nebraska
Smith
Radio Stations Promote Wheat Show Across The Plains
Radio stations in Nebraska Kansas and Colorado announce coverage for the Nebraska Wheat Show on January 10. Stations KLZ Denver KOLT Scottsbluff KXXX Colby Kansas WOW Omaha and KFAB Lincoln will broadcast. KLZ farm reporter Lowell Watts plans to fly in and record events and provide daily spot announcements.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
W. P. Bullock
Cheyenne County
KLZ
Denver
KOLT
Scotisbluff
KXXX
Colby
WOW
Omaha
KFAB
Lincoln
Lowell Watts
Rose care myths debunked by scientists
Scientists found that aspirin or quinine do not boost rose blooms and soaking stems in water up to the neck offers no advantage. Water absorption mostly occurs at the stem base, with little uptake through leaves.
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