Bearing the Cold Facts About Safe Picnic Food
Practical guidance for warm weather picnics emphasizes cold handling to prevent bacterial growth. It advises chilling perishables before travel, finishing meals at the picnic site, using insulated containers and ice, and choosing stable fillings like cheese and peanut butter. Fruit, bread, and baked goods are highlighted as picnic staples.
New Dry Form Chlorine Bleach Promises Safer Use
A new dry granular chlorine bleach offers heavy duty whitening and disinfecting with no splash or spill. Safe for hands and fabrics, it brightens fast colors and removes ground in soil but should not be used on silk or wool. Uses differ by washer type with specific cup measurements and preparation steps.
Washington and Small Business
Washington officials fear a nationwide pessimism trend from Korean peace talks and advocate counter propaganda. The piece argues expansion of independent stores and factories, not a few large plants, would boost growth while noting high home ownership and auto use. It critiques monopolistic practices, inflation via taxes, and calls for strict anti trust enforcement and tax cuts to restore prosperity.
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