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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1947

Page

6

The Weed Was Dying

Joe returns after 21 years to a small town cafe to meet his daughter Carrie Lester and her fiancé Harry Bradshaw. He offers a wedding gift of two hundred dollars, sparking a realization that his own bitterness toward life is waning as the weed of resentment dies.

Colin Martha Joe Carrie Lester Carrie Lester Harry Bradshaw Bradford Harry WNN

Tens of Millions Face Chronic Illness Care Costs

About seven million Americans are mentally ill and require public funding for care costing more than 175 million dollars annually.

United States

Stimulants Boost Weight Gain in Heifer Feeding Trial

Washington experiment station reports a 14 week feeding trial with four groups of Hereford heifers. Nux vomica gave highest early gains and best feed efficiency, followed by Fowler's solution and thiouracil, with control animals trailing. Final averages: controls 2.35 lb, Fowler's 2.6 lb, nux vomica 2.7 lb, thiouracil 2.5 lb per day.

Washington Nux Vomica

Insecticidal Fog and Rayon Fiber Basics

Insecticidal fog applicators produce a true fog that surrounds and clings to objects and penetrates crevices as a modern insect control weapon. Newest Basic Fiber Rayon, made from cellulose, is a leading fiber today.

Caribou in Minnesota Include Natives Among Fifty Flocks

Fifteen caribou are reported in northern Minnesota with two natives. Maine’s flock vanished in 1908. The animals are noted as strong swimmers because their tubular hair traps air, providing buoyancy like a life preserver.

Minnesota Maine

Homogenization Process Creates Uniform Milk Texture

Describes how homogenization mechanically breaks up butterfat and disperses it evenly in milk. Fat globules remain suspended, eliminating a cream line and yielding uniform flavor and a softer curd.

Life Span of Hippopotamus Revealed

A small life fact notes that the hippopotamus can stay underwater for about five minutes and has a lifespan exceeding forty years.

Temperature of Eggs in Cake Batter

Recipe note states eggs should be at room temperature about 70 degrees to combine well with other ingredients.

KNOW YOUR BREED British Percheron

The British Percheron traced to La Perche France like the American breed. Used in World War I, demand grew. Cambridge Histon show spurred formation of the British Percheron Horse Society by 1918. Color gray or black. stallions 16 hands 3 inches, mares 2 inches shorter.

la Perche Normandy France Percheron Histon Cambridge

Keep Them Healthy to Protect Sheep and Poultry Flocks

Advice on guarding flocks from predators and pests using truck flares atop steel posts to deter wolves and dogs at night. Notes that unsanitary manure or old straw piles breed flies that defeat DDT. Mentions turkey disease from cecal worm carried by worms and phenothiazine as a preventive treatment.

Turkeys

Farms Use Six Times As Many Tires as City

A survey by B F Goodrich across 105 Illinois farms shows an average of 32 pneumatic tires per farm, meaning farms carry six times as many tires as a typical city dwelling family with one car. The gap in rubber value favors farmers.

B. F. Goodrich Company Illnois

New Battery Aids Light Milady’s Handbus Writing Surface

A battery device lights a milady’s handbus when the number 4 is opened and a pencil with battery and bus illuminates the writing area, showcasing a new electric development.

Milady

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