Tender Have INTLESS Squash Requires Frost Care
Squash are very tender and easily injured by frost, so cover them in the field to prevent damage. Allow them to harden in the field and then harvest by removing from the vines without breaking the stems.
New York Street Scenes and Wartime Bits From Broadway to Wall Street
A vivid collage describes Fifth Avenue dog soap, Toscanini’s bow at a 57th Street shop, daylit Broadway, a Taft Hotel window binoculars scene, the Queen of 47th Street, and the Music Hall lounge. It notes wartime chatter, the kidnap scare in Westchester solved quickly, a nurse’s case and possible ten year sentence, gas rationing gripes, and a court-room shorthand anecdote amid city life snapshots.
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Memos from a World in War Time on a Mayflower Dining Room Scene
A brisk, image-filled column sketches wartime Washington life in May 1942. It memories social scenes, traffic limits, Navy visits, and fashion notes through sharp vignettes of officials, cabbies, WAACs, a decorated commander, and Bowery misery. It blends humor with tension as the city adjusts to rationing and duty.
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York and Elliott Heroic WWI Prisoner Captures
World War I records mark Alvin York with 132 Germans captured and Keith Elliott of New Zealand with 130 prisoners near Ruweisat in Egypt. Elliott led a charge after heavy tank attacks, single handedly took a machine gun nest, suffered three wounds, and handed over 130 prisoners.
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We Have Most Baths America reads the world in the number
The Plumbing and Heating Industries bureau reports Americans average 120 gallons of water per person daily and highlights bath room counts as a measure of domestic water use.
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America
the Plumbing and Meating Industries Bureau
Indians Here Centuries Before European Arrival
A historic claim notes that the eastern North American Indians occupied the region for centuries before the first white settlers arrived, with evidence indicating settlement shortly before the Christian era.
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