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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1950

Page

16

Garden Gamble with Jack Frost and Frost Dates

Temperature governs all outdoor gardening with frost dates as the safe planting threshold. The Weather Bureau divides the nation into zones and gives a frost risk date. planting before that date doubles the risk to tender plants.

Jack Frost Eather Bureau

Save and Have Fun By Growing Your Own Plants

An older gardening guide explains seed starting in flats or seed boxes. It covers advantages of early harvests, transplanting challenges, weed control, and the use of soil substitutes like sphagnum moss or vermiculite to prevent damping off. It advises thinning seedlings and using weekly balanced plant food.

Lengthening of Hours for Clubs Gains Support

Representatives of the liquor and entertainment business backed a bill to move closing hours in clubs and cafes from 1 a.m. to 2 a.m. during daylight saving time. Myron W. Fowell opposed the measure at a State House hearing. Representative Louis Lobel of Boston argued the change would boost state revenue. He noted more people seek late-night relaxation during summer games and that travelers bound for New York may fly back with cafes open until 4 a.m.

Myron W. Fowell Massachusetts Council of Churches Committee On State House Louis Lobel Boston Cafe and Club Owners’ ‘Association, Inc Lobel New York

Bakers to Advertise Bread to Boost Consumption

National flour millers and bakers plan a campaign costing about 4 million dollars to persuade Americans to eat more bread. Millers alone will spend 2.5 million on a nationwide nutrition education program. The American Bakers Association expects to spend about 1.6 million in a parallel effort.

Minneapoli

Synthetic mica matching natural mica produced at NIST

Researchers at the National Bureau of Standards have manufactured synthetic mica with essentially identical properties to natural mica. The achievement promises potential cost and supply benefits for industries relying on mica's insulative and dielectric capabilities.

National Bureau of Standards

Small Homes Design No 13 offers compact brick plan

A detailed description of design number 13 for a small brick home with white trim, a front vestibule, spacious living room with a large picture window and fireplace, two bedrooms with private closets, a kitchen, basement, and built in features. Complete blueprints cost 5.00 for the first set and 3.50 for each additional set, available from Royal News Syndicate.

Dad Warner Pack Royal News Syndicate Atkinson Avenue Detroit Michigan Penny

Timely Home and Shop Hints on Frozen Pipes and Tools

Practical safety tips for thawing frozen water pipes without flames. Warns against using blow torches and explains the hot cloth method and calling a plumber. Advises on avoiding vacuum in hot water tanks and offers a folding rule trick to square boards up to five inches wide.

Girls Are Like Newspapers in Oregon City Promotion

The Banner-Courier ran a 3 by 10 display ad titled Girls are like Newspapers featuring four headshots. Copy claims women are healthier and stronger, have many type faces, influence men, carry news, and should be read and subscribed to the Banner Courier.

Oregon City Ore Banner-Courier Banner Courier

Rescuers Rescued After Flood Drive Ends in Ditch

Nashville Indiana state highway workers Virgil Woods and Lee Lister helped motorists during a flood. Their truck slid into a ditch, they climbed onto the roof and waited for rescue teams to reach them.

Nashville Ind State Highway Department Virgil Woods Lee Lister

Census Estimates for DC and Washington Metro Populations

Current census estimates place the District of Columbia proper at 870000 people and the Washington metropolitan district at 1402000 residents.

District of Columbia Ashington

Missing Phrase Inspires Pie and Cake Shortening Contest

Uncle Judallus quips on planning work while Mrs. Kari Schweinlin of Cheviot Ohio is promised $5 for a contributing saying or idea. Nu-Maid Table-Grade shortening touted as tastier, with a $5 prize paid on publication to the first accepted contribution. Send to Grandma 109 East Pearl Street Cincinnati 2 Ohio.

East Pearl Street Cincinnati Ohio

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U. S. Department of Agriculture Bakers Uest Pigerre Mark Hudson Sales & Service McKellar Motors Main St West Concord Frank Maurer Fairhaven RD Concord Concord Alcoholics Anonymous Kaleva Hall River Street Maynard Thrift Cleaners Walden Street Concord U. S John Harvey Farbey Brievehs Concord Radio Electric Company Commonwealth Ave West Concord Tel Lawton Berlin South St Mass U.S. Savings Bonds Ben Hill Franklin Georgis Judallus Kari Schweinlin Cheviot, Ohio Montaly Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Hite Millie Allan A. Kai Painters Consul Pierce John Hog Suilder MAYN Concord Si BACKA Mikeo Reaoiim
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