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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1943
Page
4
A list of wartime ration stamp dates detailing when red meat stamps and blue processed food stamps stay valid through specified dates. It notes coffee and gasoline stamp expirations, shoe stamps, sugar stamps and home canning allowances, and mentions transfers within families with several dates in June July August and October.
Transit notes show Bus No 9 departing Washington LNG at 9 26 a m and Bus No 7 at 7 45 p m The times 9 30 12 25 2 26 6 56 appear as a sequence The route mentions SULLIVAN BUS LANES and Oregon Diane as identifiers in the fragmentary timetable Washington to Iowa.
At a 1943 special stockholders meeting in Washington Iowa the Klein Klothing Company extended its charter for twenty years to 1963 and set a three member board with Joe Falk as president. The company, based in Washington County Iowa, will continue clothing trade with authorized capital of 250 shares at $100 each.
Japanese games draw only a few fans in America as military analysis scrutinizes jujitsu and judo and other tactics. The closest to a steal are the groan maneuvers of professional wrestlers seen in the grandstand.
Historical review explains two main causes of low back pain and sciatica. It notes shifts in understanding from sacroiliac strain to ruptured intervertebral disks, cites Dr. W E Dandy on diagnosis without iodized oil, and warns against overdiagnosing ruptured disks while affirming successful surgical treatment and the continued validity of manipulation and bracing for sacroiliac strain.
A Diabetic Digest from the Philadelphia Metabolic Society urges physicians to detect diabetes early. It notes daily death counts linked to diabetes, acidosis, and infections, and highlights improvements in life expectancy from 1910 to 1936. It calls for wider adoption of dietary and insulin treatments.
The blue marks are likely tiny broken veins and pose no harm. They can be removed by electrolysis or surgery. Spells at age 24 with an electric sensation but no loss of consciousness may not be serious. consult your physician for evaluation.
Local authorities report about 500000 tons of paper collected for wartime use in England. The initiative mobilizes households and industries to recycle newsprint and cartons to support the national push.
Swine abortion disease traced to apparently healthy animals. Illinois tests across 32 herds found about 10 percent reactors. A state extension plan requires two negative blood tests six months apart for herd accreditation. Positive animals should be isolated or culled. diseased premises must be cleaned after marketing reactors.
Ramie could spark a new industry if a practical decorticating machine is developed. It grows well in Louisiana and Florida and has a 3000 year Chinese history. Current work by private growers, state stations, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture aims to mechanize processing for full commercialization. Ramie fibers are strong when wet, resistant to mildew, and blend well with silk up to twenty percent without altering appearance.
Guidance for farmers on selecting trees to remove when cutting pulpwood. Emphasizes marking trees before harvest and preserving a healthy growing stock. Stresses proper cutting techniques to maintain a productive forest and designate which trees will be harvested by others.
Thousands of pounds of zinc can be saved for vital purposes by using black enamelled conduit instead of zinc coated conduit.
County Extens ion Director J. W. Chandler urges Iowa fruit growers to apply a second cover spray 10 to 14 days after the first. Apples pears plums and cherries require a lime sulfur and hydrated lime mix with lead arsenate. Thorough wetting of leaves and fruit is essential while noting no single spray provides complete control.
As Long As battleship American shipyards are building ore ships for service on the Great Lakes capable of carrying 10,000 tons of iron ore per trip. Last year ore ships carried 90,000,000 tons of essential ore. The newest ships are nearly as long as the most modern battleship.
A study finds children under 12 buy nearly 80 percent of all purchases costing a dollar or less. The data suggest youth influence on low price consumer choices in family shopping patterns.
Pure iron is a silver white metal rarely found in nature. It occurs mainly in meteorites that fall to earth from space.
Breeding failures stem from many underlying issues and sterility is a symptom rather than a disease. No single remedy fits all breeding troubles. Calf production remains complex without addressing diverse causes.
Ray Cutter supervises States Oil in Vera gua as Drew Thorpe presses Hartwell to drill the promising Rio Bravo anticline despite years of condemnation. Hartwell refuses, framing Thorpe as reckless and leading to Thorpe quitting after accusing management of blocking a potentially huge oil discovery.
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