Mad as a March Hare and hatter origin in print
A snippet notes the proverb mad as a hatter and explains its link to venomous vipers. It also cites Staffordshire pottery arithmetic where a dozen can equal 1 to 72 for plates cups and wares, revealing a system used to boost oven workers pay.
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Indianapolis Star
Staffordshire
England
Potatoes Shine in Recipes by 6 Famous Cooks
A feature on varied potato preparations from Tamalpais Potatoes to Pittsburgh Potatoes highlights expert tips from Mia Belle De Graf Sarah T Rever Margaret Allen Hail Kate Brew Vaughn and other authorities. Techniques include baked stuffed and brown potatoes and tips for oil stove use and saltless boiling to preserve flavor.
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