Like to Cook A Homemaker Defends Homemade Foods
A writer defends home cooking and homemade products over brand name substitutes. She notes bread, preserves, yogurt, and wine vinegar as cost effective, customizable options that fit busy homes, while acknowledging time and labor concerns for mothers with children. She cites Berkeley Yeast Laboratory for making cultures and vinegar instructions.
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New York
King
Neith
Berkeley Yeast Laboratory
College Ave
Berkeley 5
Calif
Protect Livestock From Poisoning in Washington County
Extension officials warn livestock owners to keep paint buckets sprays fertilizers rodent poisons and other toxic materials away from cattle pigs and other animals. Dr John Herrick says lead arsenic and weed killer residues can cause diarrhea tremors convulsions and death if ingested or consumed in contaminated water. Early veterinary care can save poisoned animals and avoiding contaminated feed or water is essential.
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Washington County
Jim Frier
John Herrick
Iowa State University
Herrick
Weed Sprays And Fertilizers Hazard To Livestock
A discussion notes caustic effects of concentrated weed spray dium trichloracetate and warns that while 2 4 D 2 4 5 T and MCP are not toxic to animals by themselves, sprayed on plants they may harm animals. Nitrogen fertilizers are poisonous to animals. burned sacks pose risk. clay pigeon pitch can poison livestock and pastures used by swine after trapshooting.
Weigh Feed, Stock To Improve Income
Livestock producers who weigh their animals and feed can increase income, says Dr. John B. Herrick of Iowa State University. Feeders often lose money due to undiagnosed latent infections that waste feed energy. weighing stock and feed helps quantify losses and guide preventive health programs with vaccination and proper medicants. Do not rely on untargeted treatments without diagnosis.
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John B. Herrick
Iowa State University
Iowa
Scultergun
Herrick
New Hairstyle Inspired by Space Debuts in Fashion
Space inspired hair features a soft wave sweep brushed from the forehead and symmetrical sides. Spring wear highlights wrap skirts in multiple variants and popping dresses with popover jumpers. Mona Lisa wigs remain popular with off the face wig styles in multiple colors.
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United Press International
Shortage of First Class Hotels Hits Singapore in 1963 Boom
In early 1963 Singapore faces a tight hotel market with fewer than 500 first class rooms for 1.7 million people. The five leading hotels offer about 450 rooms, forcing visitors to seek guest houses or lower tier options as demand remains strong through spring and summer. Raffles clings to tradition while Goodwood Park expands to 175 rooms and Hotel Singapura Intercontinental opens with 178 rooms in August.
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Patrick J. Killen
United Press International Singapore
UPI
Ince
Singapore
Mario Marehasi
Raffles Hotel
Lee Kuan Ye
Raffles
Goodwood Park
Ofingapore
Singapura Intercontinental Ltd
Adelphi
Cathay
Prince's Garni
Prune Flowering Shrubs After Bloom Period Ends
Extension director Jim Frier advises wait to prune flowering shrubs until after they finish blooming to avoid reducing flower production. Early flowering varieties have buds formed last fall, and removing them now prevents new buds. Common shrubs to prune after flowering include azalea redbud lilac magnolia and many spireas.
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Jim Frier
Washington County
Anthony Waterer
How to Control Parasites in Sheep
Dr Herrick, extension veterinarian at Iowa State University, says high nutrition boosts resistance to internal parasites in sheep. Pasture rotation helps break parasite life cycles, and periodic drenching before and after breeding and before spring turnout reduces infestations.
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John Herick
Iowa State University
Iowa State
Herrick
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