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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1946

Page

12

Air mail rate cut to five cents October first

The Post Office announces effective October 1, 1946 air mail rates drop to 5 cents per ounce or fraction for U S and territories with shipments up to 70 pounds and 100 inches. Overseas airmail to APO/FPO remains 5 cents per ounce but letters limited to two ounces. Rates to Canada set at 5 cents per ounce up to 60 pounds from continental U S Alaska and territories. The change follows a history from 1918 and 6 cents per ounce in 1934, with faster service and broader coverage noted.

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Garden Guide warns of frost risks in Maryland crops

The article advises watching September and October frosts to protect late ground crops. Maryland’s average fall frost date is October 10, with September frosts in Piedmont and mountains. It details handling tomatoes peppers squash pumpkins and sweet potatoes, indoor ripening, burlap protection, and careful pumpkin stem handling to deter rats.

Maryland Piedmont Mountain University of Maryland Extension

Digging Storehouse Potatoes Before Frost Facts

The text advises bringing fruits indoors as leaves no longer protect them and recommends digging sweet potatoes before frost. If frost hits, dig sweets quickly to prevent top decay from rotting tops spreading underground. White potatoes may stay in the ground after frosts kill tops unless ground freezes deeply.

Maryland Cinderella Horse Chase Me Fame Ends in Tragedy

Maryland’s public idol Chase Me, a Baltimore County saddle horse born on Mrs. Bosley’s farm, rose from a pony start to unbeaten races against top horses before a fatal fall at Belmont Park. His legacy prompts questions about racing greatness and Maryland’s role in the sport.

Maryland Chase Me Equipoise

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