Tuna the ancient food across seas and ages
The article traces tuna from ancient Greece to modern America, noting its long cultural history and widespread availability. It highlights Mediterranean and South American tuna fishing, describes notable tuna varieties, and includes two recipes for tuna dishes with step by step preparation and yields.
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Greece
Mediterranean
United States
New World
Peru
South America
Pacific Ocean
America
Bread Through History From Taxes To Tablecloths
NEW YORK (UPI) Bread has served many roles from taxes to tablecloths and was once labor pay in ancient Egypt. Americans ate about 1.45 billion pounds in 1958 with white bread dominant. Laws governed production, with harsh penalties for bakers. Historical notes include Marie Antoinette and bread’s symbolic status.
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New York
UPI
Life
United States Department of Agriculture
USDA
Tommy Tucker
Cheops
Marie Antoinette
Rome
National Geographic
Interiors Unlimited Working Wall for a Busy Family Room
A design feature called the Working Wall divides a family room into three activity zones: clay sculpture, model ship building, and baseball scorekeeping. Each section has drawers, lighting, and display panels with vivid color accents. The space favors easy care with Naugahyde walls, wide shelves, and a practical coffee table.
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Marion Ieuer
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U S Snacking Society Reveals Eating Habits Survey
A national census of American households shows 25 percent of meals at home were snacks during a six month period last year, up six percent from five years earlier. Women dominated snack consumption while teens and men showed smaller shares with notable regional interests and breakfast remains the main meal.
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New York
UPS
United States
Market Research Corp. of America
MRCA
U.S
Napoleon
Teens Need Driving Lessons
Chicago UPI reports that teens who receive formal driving education have fewer accidents. The National Commission on Safety Education urges at least 30 hours classroom and six hours of supervised driving. More than half of the nation’s 20,600 high schools now offer such courses.
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UPI
National Commission On ‘Safety Education
Ruling on Falsies
New York Secretary of State rules that anyone applying false eye lashes professionally must be a licensed cosmetologist. Mrs. Caroline K. Simon says lash application poses eye danger and should be done by a qualified person.
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New York
UPI
Secretary of State
Caroline K. Simon
Now He Needn't Salute His Wife
Long Beach California reports that Patrick Coleman has been promoted to lieutenant commander in the Naval Reserve. The couple, both active during two weekly duty periods annually, argue over who is boss when in uniform. Dorothy Coleman, a Los Angeles Herald Examiner reporter, trained at Mine Force Headquarters.
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Patrick Coleman
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Dorothy Coleman
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Mine Force
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Coleman
Pat
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Never Wash Wigs Says Dry Cleaning Fluid Best
New York report advises avoid shampoo on wigs to prevent shrinking the base and ill fitting. Goody Hair Information Center recommends dry cleaning fluid as the proper method for cleaning wigs.
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New York
Goody Hair Information Center
Fashion Briefs Highlight Wrist-Shortie Glove Details
A fall fashion note highlights the wrist-shortie glove as a fresh finishing touch for shirtcuff sleeves in suits and city wear. Distinctive striped effects and cotton crochet textures add subtle accent to ready outfits.
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