Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1944 — Page 18
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creasing salvage, particularly of boxes and brown paper to be reprocessed into enough shipping boxes to keep all types of godds moving. i # The budget bureau has thought up. some other paper-saving methods for government agencies which you might put into practice ‘at home.
Reply on Same Letter
They recommend: Reply on the bottom -of incoming letters and memoranda when - the reply is brief and no permanent record necessary; use postal cards when , practicable in order to conserve envelopes. r You may have to substitute red pepper fqr black pepper in some of your cookery. There are supplies of black pepper on hand to last, with: careful regulation, un= til the first of 1946. It is hoped that will be long enough. However, to make sure, manu-
Federal Paper Saving Plan Can Be Applied to the Home
By ANN STEVICK « NEA Staff Writer WASHINGTON, March 29.—~The paper pinch, which is
sharply by’hippers of low-priority goods such as cosmetics, is get worse before it gets better, according to an expert of the
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The third quarter of this year is expetted to be the low point. Paper salvagers will have to keep up the good work of steadily in-
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facturers have been asked to sub-
crop until fall Planting rows of greens is a common juistake and yields more than can be used. It is wiser to sow three successive crops, at twoweek intervals, in short rows. A half-ounce of seed is enough for 100 feet of row. The seed should be treated with red copper oxide before sowing. Purchase “only disease-resistant varieties.
Prepare Soil Well
A well - prepared and drained soil is best. A more abundant crop can be expected through bank fertilizing, which is placing fertilizer in shallow furrows alongside the seed row. Then sow seed rather sparsely and cover with a half-inch of soil. Firm the soil down with a flat board or the flat back of your hoe. Seedlings are thinned to stand 3 to 5 inches apart in the rows. Side dress with fertilizer, strong in nitrogen if possible when the plants are one-third grown. Seed of New Zealand spinach may be sown indoors a month before the garden soil warms up and the seedlinBs transplated 24 inches apart; or seed is sown out= of-doors in May and’ plants thinned. Constant cutting back of the growing greens gives continuous supply. Plant lice or aphids may be controlled with a nicotine-sulfate spray. Soak seed of New Zealand spinach overnight before sowing. (March 29, 1944)
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Production of zinc caps for jars and bottles will be resumed limited quantities for home can: ning this year. Production of’ other types of home canning jars and closures has tripled in the last three years and is expected to keep up with increased demands by victory gardeners and community canning projects. . . , Although black and white pepper importations have ceased entirely, there are reserve stocks sufficient to spread .U. 8. supplies to January, 1946. will continue to be doled out on a quarterly basis. + « + Restrictions have been eased on the manufacture of residential lighting fixtures, and there are no restrictions on retail sales of such items. Qo . \ en?
YOUR VICTORY GARDEN— =
Spinach Needs Well-Drained Soil; Produces Abundantly
By HENRY L. PREE Scripps-Howard Staff Writer SPINACH, hardiest of leafy vegetables, produces abundantly from small planting. Spinach likes cool moist weather, should be planted only in the spring and late summer. It matures in 45 to 50 days and ouickly runs to seed and tough leaves in midsummer. New Zealand spinach or Swiss Chard, if cut regularly will produce 'a continuous
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...or sealing friendships in New Zealand
Kia ora, says the New Zealander when he wants to give you his best wishes, The American soldier says it another way. Have a “Coke”, says he, and in three words he has made a friend. It's a phrase that says Welcome, neighbor from Auckland to Albuquerque, from New Zealand to New Mexico. "Round the globe, Coca-Cola stands for tbe pause that refreshes, —has become the high-sign between friendly-minded people. So, of course, Coca-Cola belongs in your
icebox at home.
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