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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1946
Page
2
A study notes that nearly one in five home accidents require hospital treatment due to kitchen hazards. Experts urge safer cooking practices and child supervision to reduce injuries and strain on emergency services.
Mexican jumping beans move due to moth larvae spinning cocoons inside the beans. Transit shows 844 separate companies operate street cars trolley coaches and gas buses shaping America's urban transit system.
Small to medium potatoes cook quickly and save fuel and labor. They peel easily and can be served whole, reducing waste and making economical portions for home meals. Suitable for home cooking except for baking.
Home economists warn that leaving lids and covers ajar when utensils are not in use can prevent stale odors and flavors. Stale odors often appear in pressure canners saucepans double boilers and other containers with tight covers if stored closed and not fully dry.
A study found 12 percent of men and 28 percent of women among factory workers included fruit or juice at breakfast. Seventy three percent of men and 36 percent of women ate breakfast with eggs or meat but no fruit. Many women and some men had only coffee.
The article notes 630 million acres of U S forest land with 30 million acres burned annually, causing 38 million dollars in losses. It cites only 10 of 100 fires from lightning, the rest human caused by careless smokers and campers.
The farmer’s annual loss from fire would finance about 40,000 homes at $2,500 each, housing 250,000 people, and 40,000 barns at $2,000 each. If rebuilt, a wall 500 miles long would form end to end. Replacing burned buildings requires 5,000 acres of U S forests yearly. About 300,000 home fires last year were mainly caused by rubbish, chimneys, sparks on roofs, heating equipment, smoking and matches, and electrical defects.
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