Iowa Praised in Holiday Magazine Rich Soil and Friendly People
Holiday magazine declares Iowa the heart of America’s rich soil with 26 pages on the state, its fair and life in the Corn Belt. It highlights Iowa’s literacy, education from one room schools to Iowa State and University of Iowa, and notes cultural figures linked to the state including Phil Stong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blue
Iowa
Donald Wayne
America
Iowa State College
Ames
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
Holiday
Corn Belt
Phil Stong
Lowan
Stong
Orval E. Quaas
Cedar Rapids
Easy Rules for Glassware Care in Everyday Life
Easy rules from the American Glassware Association for care and storage of glassware. Use hot water for washing, cool rinse after ice, then hot water. ammonia adds shine, rinse at same temperature. air dry for a high polish. Heat treated tumblers resist temperature changes and knocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Glassware Association
Proper Glassware Care For Sparkle And Longevity
Clean glassware with soapsuds then dry with lintfree towels or linen. Heat treated bouncing glasses resist shocks and last longer. Rinse in hot water and drain on a rubber mat. Bleach in water germfree glasses. ammonia or detergents allow air drying without streaks. Do not crowd, never stack, arrange glasses by size in rows front to back.
Dehydrated Vegetables Cut Trail Burden for Campers
Outdoor writer Robert M. Ormes notes dehydrating vegetables can shrink supplies for campers. A hundred pounds of potatoes becomes about Ly pounds, apples drop to 15, carrots to eight, onions to seven, easing long treks with limited packs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Ormes
Agricultural Conservation Program broadens coverage across counties
The ACP reaches 8 048 of 8 071 counties with 100 000 farmer elected committees. In 1947 three million participants carried out nearly 5 million conservation practices, including cover crops on about 18 million acres and 90 000 erosion control dams, spanning about two thirds of U S cropland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Production and Marketing Administration
U. S
Dehydrated Vegetables and Reconstitution Advice
The article explains drying and dehydration of vegetables including beets sweet potatoes hominy turnips and beans. It warns against improper drying which causes case hardening and spoilage and describes soaking times water amounts and simmering steps for proper reconstitution and cooking.
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Holiday Magazine
University Hospital
Dvorak
Grant Wood
Ruth Suckow
Tennessee Williams
Iowa University
President Hoover
Henry Wallace Beardsley Ruki
George Galluy
Donna Reed
Des Moines
Chamberlin Bros
Sport Shop
By Ted Kesting
Ren
Imperial
T. R. Phillips
Progaist West Side Square
Agricultural Conservation
UVS
Stratford
West Side Square
Bobby Sox
Gotham
Infantland
South Side Square
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