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(about 50%) bleaches (5.4%), kerosene (4.8%) laxatives (2.9%) and drain cleaners (2.9%). Soaps, cleaners, furniture polish, vitamins and disinfectants all claim their share, too. You can see that most of these are common household articles. Maybe we need to take little extra pains now to keep them away from children and avoid a much larger pain that could result from Improper use.
*** DO YOU KNOW? There’s a big surprise In store for consumers—boneless roasts with no strings attached. Through a new meat-cutting method known as muscle-boning, meat retailers can debone roasts that will hold together without being tied. And once they are prepared, they can be cut across the grain without falling apart. There's an added advantage to muscle-boned meat. It’s a space-saver In the family freezer since there are no bones to worry about.
RnppChats
By W. H. Lyne
Extension Agent, Agriculture
We apologize for an error In Rapp--Chats in March 9th Issue. But 35% (thirty-five percent) of the 5500 acres of Meadowville loam (excellent for corn) In this county is being cropped. Miss Ruby In typing read my
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And, while referring again to the lack of our farmers using their soils for what they
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