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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1948
Page
8
Peggy and Bill, not yet married, tour a Greenwich Village rental with a landlady who jokes about elevators and a monkish plumber. They hope for two rooms and a decent kitchen, avoiding street noise while meeting a writer tenant.
Peggy and Bill tour a shabby Manhattan apartment that enchants Peggy with its artful clutter while a visiting writer advisor and a landlady reveal the uneasy mix of fantasy and reality. Peggy worries about marriage to a salesman as she navigates flirtatious attention and class tension.
Farmers and households can use two new weed killing chemicals tested by federal and state stations with excellent results. One is sodium sopropylanthate and the other allyl mixed chlorophenyl carbonate which attacks weed roots and arrests growth. They are in active experimental use and not yet sold commercially. The second chemical targets crab grass and related grasses and works quickly after a week or more with a hormone like action. It can be combined with 2-4-D for broader weed control and should not be applied directly to crops. The sodium isopropyl xanthate is a complete killer for pre emergence use in spray or dust form and has shown success in farming contexts.
A nutrition focused column offers egg rich recipes for households resisting eggs. Dutch Pancake, Batter Bread, and Corn Custard show versatile uses from breakfast to dinner, with baking steps and serving ideas to disguise eggs and boost vegetable dishes.
A recipe feature titled Omelet Supreme details making a creamed tuna or chicken omelet with ham and tomato, plus variations using bacon, tongue, chicken livers, oysters, or vegetables. It includes step by step instructions with eggs, milk, cheese, and bake times, plus tips on cleanup and prep from WNU Features.
Parboil potatoes for 15 minutes to bake faster. Cut rhubarb celery asparagus and green onions by the bunch. Use a board and a sharp knife. Place paper towels in a hydrator to prevent rust on lettuce and greens.
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