Early Shipboard Camouflage by Red Deck Paint
The article notes Lord Nelson's idea of painting deck-sides, gun carriages, and guns red to mask blood when gunners fell. It suggests this among the earliest uses of paint for camouflage in 18th century naval warfare.
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Food stores account for a quarter of business spending
Census figures show ten billion dollars out of forty two billion total sales, about 24 percent, were spent in U S food stores. The data highlights the prominence of grocery shopping in national commerce.
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Brazil Ranks Seventh in Vegetable Oil Exports
Brazil now ranks seventh among world suppliers of vegetable oils. Its leading oil seeds and nuts include cotton seeds, castor beans, coconuts, babassa nuts and citicica seeds. Castor oils and citicica oils are widely used in U S paint and varnish manufacture. Rising U S demand for substitutes boosts Brazilian production efforts.
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Furrow opener use aids weed control in drilled corn
Disc type furrow openers on corn planters help control weeds in drilled corn especially on contour planted fields. A rotary hoe or drag harrow before the first cultivation also helps keep drilled corn clean.
Daybreak Gray Faces Reluctant Doctor’s Night Prescription
Daybreak Gray quietly contends with a doctor’s prescription for her feverish child while her husband Joe is away at a minstrel show. She wrestles with asking for the medication to be filled or delivered, torn between pride and dire need as she ponders alternatives and the late hour.
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Western Union
Joe and Allison Face a Night of Illness and Love
In a quiet domestic scene Joe returns with medicine and care as Allison tends their feverish baby Queen of Hearts. The couple reflects on marriage and togetherness while balancing worry, money worries, and parental duties through a long summer night.
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Grant Ready to Go Home Before Sherman Persuaded Him
During the Civil War Ulysses S Grant prepared to depart for home feeling he was in the way. He later shared with William Tecumseh Sherman that he planned to leave, but Sherman persuaded him to remain with the army.
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William T. Sherman
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Black Currant Syrup Issued At British Clinics
At several British clinics children receive a special black currant syrup claimed to contain five times the vitamin C of orange juice.
Andrew Johnson National Monument Highlighted in Greeneville Tale
The piece recalls Andrew Johnson's rise from a Greeneville tailor shop to the White House. It lists his public offices, from alderman to president, notes his lack of formal schooling, and marks his lasting impact on Union preservation and Reconstruction.
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Good pullet flock care boosts egg production in high price times
Extension Poultryman advises pullet flocks to improve housing for four square feet per bird, insulation, fresh daily rations, two water containers, nutrient rich feed including milk and alfalfa, daily moist mash if needed, lighting, fresh litter, and regular attention. It warns that irregular care hurts egg output and notes common sense tips aren’t bought.
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College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Peat Moss Expands Market For Farm Industry
Peat miners harvest beds on rural land to supply domestic peat for gardens golf greens and as insulation litter absorbent layer and paper additive. Moss sedge and reed peats suit fertilizer and other uses. mining is simple with shredding drying drying and bagging steps often done by one person.
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Poirot Exposes Mary Gerrard Secret in Lace of Lies
In a quiet village, Poirot presses Nurse Hopkins and Horlick for truth about Mary Gerrard. He links a hidden child to Mrs Welman and Sir Lewis Rycroft, uncovering a long buried affair and a revealing letter that could alter the murder case.
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Agricultural notes on wet mash and dairy equipment for 1942
Agricultural notes discuss use of wet mash since the origins of poultry farming to boost intake and production. The U S department of agriculture suggests war emergency officials approve greater dairy equipment supplies for farmers in 1942.
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Passport Hurdles on 19th Century Travel to Rome
A traveler moving from Gottingen to Rome faced repeated passport checks, with the document stamped or visited about twenty times along the journey, illustrating rigorous bureaucratic controls of the era.
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French Fort at Parris Island First Ribaut Built in 1562
The Parris Island site in South Carolina, known for U S Marines training, was the location of the first French stronghold in the United States, established by Jean Ribaut in 1562.
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Woodpeckers Preserve Timber Through Bark Pest Control
Woodpeckers perform tree surgery by removing woodboring larvae from bark aiding timber longevity and forest health. Researchers note this natural defense extends the life of substantial timber resources.
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