Be Careful Avoid Holiday Accidents Warns Texas Safety Head
Col. E B Tilley of Houston voices warnings on winter driving and walking hazards. He urges Texans to slow down and stay alert as bad weather, fog, rain, ice and snow raise crash risks for drivers and pedestrians during the holiday season.
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Your Poinsettia May Bloom Again
The poinsettia blooms in short day periods of 10 hours or less, typically during Christmas. To store for next season, keep it in a basement dry from freezing, minimal watering, then repot in May after trimming two thirds and washing roots. Softwood cuttings in July can yield Christmas blooms again.
Christmas Safety Tips for a Merry Alpine Season
The notice lists avoidances to prevent accidents during Christmas. It warns against dangerous toys and sharp points for children, supervises electric toys, advises against lighted candles on trees, keeping trees away from stoves, guarding lit trees, avoiding unsafe ladders, candles near decorations, fire resistant trees, securing toys, clearing trips, and icy sidewalks. It ends with a prompt to buy in Alpine.
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