Spaghetti hearing priorities in U S government policy
A humorous Agence France style column mocks a federal hearing on pasta regulation led by the Federal Security Administration and Paul V. McNutt. It jokes about macaroni vermicelli and spaghetti standards, noting government aims to protect consumers from false spaghetti and stock market risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Security Administration
Federal Security
Paul V. McNutt
America
Washington
Deeds and Trust Highlight City Discourse
A Boy Scout reformer argues deeds speak louder than words while a politician touts his own proven deeds among top city properties. A voice recalls a cashier who fled a bank, reflecting distrust in a cold world and seeking a trusted role.
Sunlight and Steam Heat Effects on Furniture Care
The column explains sunlight can whiten varnish or cause hairline cracks. Steam radiators near furniture dry joints and finish. keep 18 inches or more away. It offers radiator covers, metal enclosures, or open windows to temper heat. For hot water systems, raise boiler to 180 degrees and consider a booster pump. It covers frostproofing devices, tankless vs storage heaters, crust prevention, scratch hiding sticks, and painting repairs for cracked plaster.
New England hooked rug patterns and rug-making guide
A 32 page booklet offers instructions and patterns for making New England hooked rugs. It suggests using any available material with wool favored and colors like rose green black beige and orchid. It also describes woven braided knitted tufted and crocheted rug styles and how the author makes them.
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New England
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J. Millar Watt
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