Paris Prices Outraged Americans in Expatriate Shops
Two American women newly in Paris report higher prices for most foods and household items than in the United States. They note lettuce and butter costs, pricey fish and meat, and gasoline at about $1.25 a gallon, with some fruits cheaper and imports still dear.
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Island clam chowder and summer notes from Martha's Vineyard
Vacation reflections describe Menemsha on Martha's Vineyard, famed for swordfish and clams. The piece shares a Chowder recipe using canned or fresh steamers with steps from The Martha’s Vineyard Cook Book, plus memories of seafood like bluefish and lobster and a family trip back from Adirondack heat to home routines.
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New labeling limits for hot dog ingredients sources
University of Arizona nutritionist Miss June Gibbs says labeling changes effective Sept. 7 by the U S Department of Agriculture will help housewives identify what hot dogs contain. Three product classes will be labeled by ingredient type including by products and soy protein additions with clear statements next to the standard names.
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