Things of the Soil: Notes on House Fly Control
A historical note urges citizens to prevent flies as a major health risk. It explains house flies breed in manure and decaying vegetable matter, and recommends cleanup of garbage, dung, and animal housing to reduce breeding and potential disease transmission.
Antifly war tips from Denver 1944 editorials
Modest maidens I keep them on the containers all times straw powdered borax in outdoor toilets every few days lime is almost wholly worthless in thin role refuse to patronize careless growers who expose fruits and other foods to fix mistakes haul and scatter livestock manure during hot weather direct combat should enlist serious consideration of all citizens to destroy egg-laying filers every residence should be accessed to bar these insects fly traps should be used at kitchen doors porches and garbage sites several fly trap types exist sticky fly paper mixes for homemade insecticide discussed formalin in sweet milk brown sugar solution can be prepared with care near children effective fly sprays and indoor use options noted editor offers to answer questions Eisenhower visits Denver for campaign headquarters set up announced
Submarine Depth Visible From Air Over Calm Sea
Unclear alert conditions suggest pilots can detect a submerged submarine at about 40 feet depth when the sea is calm and the area is clear. The report notes visibility depends on sea state and observer conditions, with potential strategic implications for aerial reconnaissance.
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