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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1946
Page
6
Quick tips cover handling envelopes and record keeping, stain removal methods, paint remover with atrimonia and turpentine, delaying polish thickening, pressure cooker lid care, and fabric care for colored cottons. Also notes on drying clothes away from heat, and donut frying tips about oil temperature and dough consistency.
Beals Wright recalls 1908 clashes with Norman Brookes and Tony Wilding in Australia when Davis Cup talk dominated. Bromwich and Dinny Pails drew praise for future potential while U S stars Parker Talbot and others are discussed. Heat and rugged turf in Australia pose challenges, as Beals notes.
Guidance on planning a one story farm house with a rectangular design. Local suppliers should be consulted for materials before final plans. The Minnesota house model serves as a draw up plan, adaptable with optional extra rooms. Emphasizes well lit interiors, future wiring for electricity, and driveway barn visibility from the kitchen.
Dr John A MacGillivray of the University of California argues cabbage spinach potatoes and related vegetables yield nutrients with less land labor and food chain length than fruits or meat. He cites the Eskimo diet as illustrating high seaweed to seal meat conversion and says a shift to vegetative crops could lower resource needs while meeting nutrition.
University of California scientist Dr. Raymond B Cowley proposes a new evolutionary factor explaining how early birds and animals survived hot climates. He argues that fur and feathers did not arise for external protection but to shield skin from strong sun, allowing daytime hunting in a warmer world.
Ice cream makers widely adopt a method to save at least 20 percent of sugar by reducing water and increasing milk solids without altering sweetness or food value. Trials involved tastings by judges, dating back to World War I era USDA dairy bureau experiments. Highway Salaries In 1929 chief state highway engineers averaged 7,106 dollars. now 7,400 dollars across 99 states, with varying top salaries and state bureau head and division engineer averages noted.
A new ready pasted cedar closet wallpaper contains 5 percent DDT insecticide in the top coating. It claims to kill moths ants and other insects shortly after contact and is non hazardous to humans and domestic animals. The coating is dyed to match the wallpaper color and will not rub off, remaining effective for a year or more.
Surveys show few kindergarten visual defects but sight shortcomings grow in early grades, with over one in five grammar students affected. Vision problems rise through high school and college, prompting increased attention, special training, eye coordination exercises, night classes in cities, and urging ophthalmic care. Emphasis on better classroom lighting to improve conditions.
Nylon consists of around 100 linked units with links of various materials and configurations. It can be tailored for stretch, strength, flexibility, and impact resistance. Forms range from amorphous to crystalline, offering toughness and pliability as needed. It serves as a leather substitute, resists heat and electricity, and finds use in wire insulation and silk-like ceramic printing screens. Monofilaments provide strong fishing leaders, racket strings, brush bristles, and tire cord.
Educational workshops sponsored by the Inter American Education Foundation travel to Nicaragua Guatemala Ecuador Haiti and Paraguay under government agreements. Experts in education visit centers of large population for two week sessions with teaching exhibits materials and classroom resources. Transportation is provided for local teachers and night sessions include parents and teachers focusing on instructional methods and materials.
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