Why I Wonder Why I Wonder Why I Wonder Why
A humorous mother questions modern life and gadgets while venting about domestic chaos and the endless home chores. She jokes about rain on washing, kids raiding gutters, overstuffed catalogs, and the chase for time saved. The piece plays on family quirks, weather, and everyday annoyances with a light tone.
Santa’s elves aid Arlington studio in stocking toys
Mrs Charmion Rodies of Arlington, designer of Things from Red Mountain, hosts Santa’s elves who are at work on 10 000 beanbag Stocking Stuffers for Creative Playthings of Princeton New Jersey. The toys are listed in Creative Playthings catalog. The elves work at night beside a mountain stream with sewing machines whirring.
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Arlington
Potatoes graded for quality guide selection methods
Vermont extension nutritionist Anna Wilson explains U.S. Grade A and B pota toes dominate, based on color size shape maturity and defects with no nutritional difference. She notes dry matter affects cooking results and highlights Green Mountain Kennebec Irish Cobbler Katahdin as leading varieties and their uses.
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Burlington
Anna Wilson
University of Vermont
U.S
Miss Wilson
Green Mountain
Vermont
Dollars and Decisions Peripatetic Consumers
Travelers bring back idea rich samples from abroad shaping home life. Nylons from Munich rival 1.35 dollar stock in price and durability. Danish English room sign offers free wake calls and breakfast timing. Swedish cheesecake from curdled milk wins praise. French canned wine Beaujolais sells for 77 cents in U S. Maryland mall hosts self service post office. A hotel chain launches Lady H program aiding women travelers with dedicated rooms and a Lady’s Desk.
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Munich
Germany
France
England
Maryland
Washington
Lady H
Durable Press Care Tips From University Extension
Kay Strassburg of the University of Vermont Extension offers advice on durable press washing. Cool down wash and dry temperatures, gradual water cooling, cold rinse, and slow spin minimize wrinkles. Use fabric softener, auto wash wear cycles, and remove garments promptly to prevent setting stains.
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Burlington
Kay Strassburg
University of Vermont Extension
Poll Trouble Says Morton Blames Johnson Abroad
Senator Thruston B. Morton, chairman of the Senate GOP Campaign Committee, told the Senate that the Johnson administration faces poll trouble abroad and at home. He said plans for a new world opinion survey were canceled after a slide in respect for U.S. foreign policy and growing open hostility observed in 1965.
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Washington
UPI
Thruston B. Morton
Johnson
Morton
Senate Gop
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U.S
Area School Lunch Menu Week starts with soup and PBJ
A long list of school lunch offerings for the week is given, detailing daily meals across multiple days and menus. Items include soups, sandwiches, meats, vegetables, fruits, desserts, and milk, with a note that milk is served with all meals. Spaces separate days and meals, with repeated mentions of Monday through Friday menus and variations.
Weekend Food Buys Guide Suggests Solid Seasonal Savings
The U.S. Department of Agriculture and Interior report brighter weekend shopping notes with rising beef and pork supplies. Roast beef and steak cuts and pork chops remain economical. Eggs, broiler-fryers, and turkeys offer good buys as carrots onions peppers and tomatoes are plentiful. apples grapes pears bananas and canned tuna accompany the selections.
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Washington
UPI
Faith and Food Buying Panel Set for October 18
The Vermont extension program led by Marion Harris and Ruth Hertzberg will hold The Food Market and You at the National Guard Armory in Bennington. A panel of experts will explain why canned foods aren t filled to the top and why prices vary, with talks on meat regulations and pre packed meats, followed by audience questions, exhibits, and a meal program.
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Bennington
Faith Prior
UVM
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Lyman Calahan
Donald Bett
North Bennington
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Brattleboro
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Grand Union Company
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The
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Trafford Brink
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Vermont Dept. of Agriculture
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Montpelier
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Milton Enfield
Albany
N.Y
Joe Curran
County Extension Services
Windham Counties
Marion Harris
Ruth Hertzberg
Tips on Preserving Gourds for Decor in Burlington
Kay Strassburg of the University of Vermont Extension advises gourds be as hard and dry as possible. Let them harden on the vine and use the fingernail test to pick the hardest. No shelling needed. buff the gourds to shine.
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Burlington
Kay Strassburg
University of Vermont Extension
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