Nylon Bristles Seen Improving Paint Brush Industry
The Paint Industry magazine notes nylon bristles offer cost and quality advantages over natural bristles. Nylon brushes save on disinfection and handling, are moth resistant, store longer without deterioration, and perform across paints lacquers and calcimine. Prices for natural bristle supply vary from six to eighteen dollars per pound.
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Appetizing Meal Sells Nutrition to Family
The text advocates eye appeal and variety to boost nutrition for families. It urges serving raw vegetables for vitamin C, cooking vegetables briefly to preserve color, and creating contrasts like crisp slaw with beans. Garnishes and color contrast are encouraged with parsley and tomatoes enhancing meals.
Economist Says Laborers' Self-Interest Drives Aligned Loyalties
University of Chicago economist Frederick H. Harbison says American workers are job conscious and fence sitters who favor management or unions based on tangible gains. He notes distrust of both bosses and union leaders, and that many workers back wage increases or job security as long as benefits meet dues.
Store Linen With Bye For Ready Use of Itema
Guidance on organizing a kitchen drawer system to improve access to frequently used tools. Tips include storing commonly used items where reachable, removing rarely used gear from work areas, and dividing shallow drawers with partitions to separate spoons forks tongs and other utensils. Special care for knives to prevent dulling by contact.
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U.S. Church Membership Reaches New High in 1945 Yearbook
The 1945 Yearbook of American Churches reports total U S church membership at 72,492,660, over half the population, with 256 bodies contributing. The Roman Catholic church leads with 23,419,000 members, Baptist denominations total 14,208,193, Methodists 9,924,842, Lutherans 5,129,147, and 243,762 local churches are reported.
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Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Benson Y. Landis
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Well Fed Cows Improve Calf Crops and Breeding
Article notes that well nourished cows breed more regularly and produce larger calves, with winter concentrates boosting net calf yield. It also mentions high death loss with poor feeding and cites a $3 per head wintering cost yielding over $8 per head in calf crop gains.
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