KENASVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
insulator r.:ccD:r:o equipment":
FRIDAY, AUGUST 25th. 1944
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and, cooperate with the farmers
in taking care of next year's egg
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It is estimated that about 85
per cent of next year's eggs will
have to be marketed In fibre
board : cases. The production of
this material is below actual re.
quirements and box manufactur
ers receive their , allocations of
fibre board on a monthly basis.
"Competitive uses for this ma.
terail, plus the need for distribut.
in ft the manufacturing load in or.
der' to use production facilities
more efficently, make it necessary
for egg case users to immediately
place firm orders through their
normal supply, channels," Parrish
aays.
The simplest way to remove
mildew from, washable fabrics is
to wash in lukewarm soapy wa
ter, rinse thoroughly and dry in
sun. If stains are dense, soak
overnight in sour buttermilk. Do
not rinse but dry in sun. Repeat
if necessary.
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The recording apparatus for research projects on
ceramic insulators for radar and radio equipment is
shown here. ' , a
Wooden Egg Cases
Should Be Saved v
' Wooden cases for, packing esrfs
will not be available in 194S and
, growers will have. to depend on
bcxes of. fibre board construction
, unless all cooperate in saving all
the wooden cases possible says
C. F. Parrish, in charge of poul.
try extension at N. C. State col
lege. .
He points out that there was a
relatively high breakage of eggs
lest spring when poultrymen,
were forced to pack eggs in all
kinds of containers. "With the
food situation as it is, this should
not be allowed to happen again"
says Parrish. ..
He urges poultrymen to pur.
chase all the good, second hand
egg crates possible at this time
and Store them for next year. To
all stores cafes and buyers of
eggs in tase lots he issues an
appeal to save the wooden cases
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