Over Feeding Can Be Fatal to Dogs
A Dog World article warns owners that overfeeding is more dangerous than other practices, leading to bad breath, digestive ills, laziness, and skin troubles. It urges feeding at regular times and places, outside the dining room, with a specific schedule from six weeks to adulthood.
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Two Home Families Likely By 1970
An economist predicts a future with two home ownerships per family, including prefabricated second homes in resort areas. He foresees a 37 hour workweek, 170 million population, 25 million more workers, and housing getting far bigger and better. He expects up to 1.5 million new homes yearly after the mid 1960s.
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Robert R. Dockson
University of Southern California
Subtlehumor and wry quips fill a busy page
A collection of brief anecdotes and jokes about physicians wives legislators teachers and salesmen. Bits include a doctor breaking the news gently to a wife a forewoman missing how to instruct stubborn jurors and a boy mashing five potatoes to share four. Also lines about a driver license flood of humor and Milton not blind.
Trading Hound for $25,000 Dogs Claim
A dialogue misstates a dog sale, with one speaker claiming $50,000 received while another challenges the figure. The speaker concedes a higher barrowed value by saying the dog was traded for $25,000 dogs, implying a barter rather than a cash sale.
Reminiscences and a Venetian Blind Pickup Tale
A collage of conversations about long awaited chats, family updates, and a humorous Holiday magazine piece. A friend recalls a cousin’s law degree doubt, garden woes, a country club sighting, and a charity drive anecdote ending with a Venetian blind repair scam joke.
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Fred Bright
Fred
Grace Smith
Grace
Bill
Caskie Stinnett
Holiday Magazine
Keep bacon slices from tearing with a rubber spatula
A simple kitchen tip suggests preventing bacon slices from tearing during handling by using a rubber spatula to separate and lift each slice. The technique reduces sticking and tearing, helping achieve cleaner, evenly cooked strips.
Fertilizers Should Be Bought By Grade
College Station expert says cost of fertilizer judged by nutrient per unit. Higher analysis grades deliver more nutrients per bag, reducing transport and application costs. A 10 20 10 bag provides more nitrogen phosphorus and potash per 100 pounds than 5 10 5, making it cheaper per unit in the long run.
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Bennett
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