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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1963
Page
12
Extension tips explain three freeze methods for apples: syrup pack, sugar pack, and unsweetened pack. Instructions cover apple selection, preparation, syrup ratios, salt water dip to prevent browning, packing density and space in containers, and notes on store layout psychology.
Homemakers hear myths about aluminum utensils but major health groups confirm aluminumware is safe for cooking. Experts say use a mix of materials like cast iron enamelware glass and stainless with copper or aluminum cores and shop around for best options.
A guide explains how stores use mass displays, color, and layout to influence purchases. Techniques include end-cap placements and mid-aisle gondolas to catch shoppers' eyes and boost impulse buys.
The piece explains that cost depends on the vegetable and form. It cites USDA data showing fresh best buys include Brussels sprouts broccoli spears green beans and carrots, while peas spinach beets cut corn and asparagus are cheaper frozen or canned options. mentions lima beans frozen.
Light and color work together to enrich decor. Orient lighting to exposure and use appropriate color temperatures. Room usage dictates color and light choices to create either lively or tranquil environments.
This piece advises sending leather and mixed fabric garments to a properly equipped cleaner for leather cleaning and finishing. It notes to include care labels, clean all pieces together to avoid color variation, follow original care instructions, and inform the cleaner of wear or damage.
SHELTON Washington AP report profiles Fred Peste a Christmas tree farmer who began in 1923 and now runs a 20000 acre Douglas Fir Christmas Tree Co with Clarence Stohr handling sales They produced over 300000 trees this season generating more than a quarter of a million dollars in sales In Mason Thurston and Kitsap counties 700 to 1000 workers join cutters graders and bailers at harvest frost damaged trees in 1955 cost over 85000
Iowa State University extension economist William Uhrig says heavy slaughter should ease by late winter if feedlot backlogs don’t grow. Many feeders may sell before property tax time, and weaker feeding returns lessen tax deferral pressure. He warns price fluctuations possible in 1964 if feedlots push cattle to heavy weights and urges marketing reforms to trim supplies.
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