Brucellosis Seen as Occupational Hazard for Animal Workers
A joint report by the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the U S Public Health Service, and the Indian State Board of Health finds brucellosis risks are highest for veterinarians and packinghouse workers. Blood tests over three years on 600 veterinarians show up to 25 percent exposed or ill, with up to 33 percent among high contact groups. farm workers show under 4 percent of men and under 2 percent of women reactors. rendering plant employees reach 27 percent.
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association
U.S Public Health Service
Indians State Board of Health
Classic Homemade Cakes With Seven Minute Frosting
Lynn Chambers offers a cake menu featuring Deluxe White Cake and Devil's Food Cake with detailed step by step directions for making fluffy layers, meringue, seven minute frosting, burnt sugar cake and caramel nut frosting. The material includes precise measurements, mixing times, and baking temperatures for chocolate and butter cakes, plus tips on frosting and finishing touches.
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Lynn Chambers
Cake Finishing Tricks for Better Frosting Texture
Lynn shares tips for shaping cake frosting. Allow cakes to cool fully to prevent cracking or melting. A smooth surface isn’t necessary. textured swirls and ridges look appealing. Use a spatula blade, a fork, or a spoon to create an attractive surface.
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Lynn
Love Delusions In Duluth A Mother's Frustration
Lucy Cotton of Duluth asks how to help her daughter Fay, 24, whose nervous disorder and delusions of being universally admired have worsened. Fay has flirted with marriage, abandoned work, and trusted a married psychologist. mother suggests firm but gentle boundaries, redirecting Fay toward hospital or Red Cross charity work to build real connections and a stable future.
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Eesow
Lucy Cotton
Duluth
Fay
Meg
Emily
Harry
Red Cross
Cable
Taft’s shifting stance sparks Republican rift on foreign policy
A Washington assessment notes Senator Taft wavers on U.S. troop commitments, contrasting with President Eisenhower and voicing mixed positions on the Atlantic pact. The piece questions his consistency, hints at a 1952 GOP showdown with Eisenhower as likely opponent, and depicts the political climate around the party and national leadership.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio Solan
Toledo Blade
Taft
Hime
Felf
Dwight Eisenhower
Ohio
Europe
Senate
U.S
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Power Record Set in 1850 Reclamation Output Rise
The Department of Reclamation set a new record in power production and sales in 1850 with an installed capacity of 3,218,400 kilowatts and sales of 19,700,000,000 kilowatt hours. Proposals to move reclamation projects to a revolving fund argue crop values alone are many times the cost, supporting reduced federal expense.
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Department of Reclamation
Mosquito Prevention Tip From Old Homemaker Note
An offhand home remedy advises placing five drops of camphor spirits on a lump of sugar and setting it on a bedside table to keep mosquitoes away during summer nights.
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