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E E LACKAWANNA PRESS, MAY 13, 1949 THE GARDEN SPOT Zesly Small fruits a Blessing for Small Plots SMALL FRUITS especially (or the small garden! That is now a fact. New kinds of the improved strawberries, raspberries, blaclo berries and grapes are now on the market that remove many of the problems present with the older kinds. And too, many or these are everbearers so that the same plant produces several crops a year. Red raspberries are always favor- ites (or the home garden. The store berrles lack the that is es- pecially delicious in the home varie- ties. trained to stakes or to a tame, are needed’ 7.0 supply the ‘home garden. Black raspberries have not been developed into everbeurers yet, but mere are some fine new kmds on me market, Morrison has the lat- gest fruits and seems to be almost seedless. Brlstol is another one ol good size. Satin: 1: a cross between They are delicious for eating. The ‘vines are hardy. Only one needless grape has been put on the market. I! la the seedless Concord. Excellent for plea. Several other varieties of seedless grapes are beihgetested and will be on the market within a few years. Use your tence space by growing some of these small truits along- side. Grapes can be trained along the wires, while the bush fruits can be tied to the upper wire or rail und trained to a hill. The main point in growing these ls to select the best klnds tor and usefulness and regularly to cut out the old stems in the brambles and to shorten the stems in ‘grapes. Mulching helps them all. ‘ S) '5“ =;-.'=‘='-_-‘-.'=.‘-. - is ‘=‘-‘=\=_':‘-.‘.=‘€‘$.=-:‘ \ ~« ,‘-‘g °' A new kind that is becoming in- creasingly popular ia the Indian Summer. This is an everbearer. A crop of large, bright red luscious fruit: is produced in summer and then the new canes produce a sec- ond crop in fall about the time ot Indian Summer. The plants have heavy crops and are hardy. Another variety just coming from the experiment stations is Septem- ber which has a second crop in fall somewhat earlier than Indian Sum- mer. 4:1)\ ‘Z -—~—: ‘.1 -\‘ \ nx _\ -\-\’J _’\ —\ rs. —. ment. One of the best is Early Har- vest, a variety that ripens ahead 01 me hot weather that injures sum: 0: the others. The truit is tine qua‘: “Y. Strawberries are always welcome. Everbearlng kinds need a richer 51.11 but repay with more fruit and .-A crop the tirst year. There have been several good varieties lately but the best one is Streamllner. The large juicy berries are freely pro- duced. and are of the best It is truly an outstanding variety. \ % For the South theie is the Van Fleet. It is especially useful where hot weather is hard on other varie- ties. black and red and is very good. nlackberries have seen improve Grapes have come out of the juice class. The new Golden Muscat and Senecg are golden grapes with the thin skin 01 the California kinds. These new kinds are vigorous. and only a few bushes. which may be Allergy Seen CROSSWORD PUZZLE As Cold Cause Food, Drink Could Be Sort of Malady ACROSS lolutlon In Next Inns 1 Store 5 Wine WASHINGTON. — Something you eat or drink may be the starter for that common cold. Dr. John M. Brewster of the naval hospital, Great Lakes, 111., believes the in-st phase of the com- mon cold is \an allergic reaction\ —which can be cured by drugs that tight allergies. receptacle: 9 Headless 11 Forbid 12 Keel-billei cuckoo I3 Chest 15 Guido’: lowest note 16 Close tn 17 Sign of the By KATHLEEN NORRIS MOST OF US like sensation. In the singular. Imean; sensations in the plural we. of course. experi- ence all day and every day. Heat. cold, fear, pleasure. fatigue. bore- dom—these sensations are no sur~ prise. erous and charitable we are, there is something in the sudden scan- dals. disasters. chrises of our friends‘ and neighbors’ lives that affect us very pleasurtibly. Es- pecially if the pride of the said neighbors has taken a fall or the ridiculous marriage of middle-aged Ethel White with that handsome dancing teacher has gone on the rocks, or young Harriet Smith's preposterous feeding of her baby has resulted in threatened rickets. It's too bad we're lug that: it's not admirable. but that is human nature. And when our turn comes, and the boy of the family borrows someone's car and wrecks it. or the girl of the family gets mixed into the wrong high school group and is pictured in the paper as one oi‘ the youngsters who need better home influence. then we know that our circle will have its turn at dis- cussing and pitving us. Inject New Interest Any woman who longs for more sensation in her own life can put it there. Naturally I don't mean accidents, fires. scandals and mis- takes. I mean the delightful emo- tions that make every day an ad- venture. and put wings under nne's life. The interest that wakes one, alert and refreshed. every morn- ing. and sends one to bed planning and content every night. For your life and mine contain exactly the elements that make the most sensational life in the world so enviable. although that stupefy- ing fact isn‘t usually appreciated until one gets to be old. Yes. whether you take happy Princess Elizabeth in her palace, or a bur- dened young mother in a Chicago side street. it's all there. The right to be busy. to be loved. to serve isn't refused anyone. And ti-oubles—-envy. restlessness, headache. pleasant opportunities missed and dull events endured- Ihese come to palaces as well as to crowded Chicago flats. Royalty can be cruelly bored; H0113.-wood successes are only the prologue to Hollywood failures. and once a woman has tasted fame and power, lesser food never can satisfy her. Mink coats certainly impress \\'Zl1l|\l‘S and taxi drivers and pass- ing little. shabby workxvomen in the sii.ui.~, out those aren‘t the per- sons whose opinion really matters in your life. He contends that when some load or drink to which we re sensitive gets into our mouths--or it we in- hale some irritating substance- these \allergens.\ cause damage to the delicate mucuous membranes of nose, mouth and throat. Then it the virus or common cold is present it will find a nice nesting Jpot in the damaged membranes. So Brewster figure: that it you can check this allergic reaction you can lick your cold before it really gets going. And he says that a group or \antihistaminic drugs\ can do the trick. But \a sensation.\ all by itself, stands for something more. We love to say. “Wasn't Mona‘s mar- riage a sensation?\ or. \Lily in that hat was a positive sensation yesterday.\ in 19 Rough lava 20 Job 22 Spring month 24 A form of lotto 25 British author 26 A theater attendant 28 Velvet- like 31 Touch and to end 35 More Thousands, even millions of wom- en, ploughing patiently and alone through their housework six morn- ings a week. and without much change or excitement ahead on the seventh morning. would be de- lighted 11 a sensation came along now and then. For instance, a telephone call tram Joe. at the office; “Sally. could you and the kid meet me at the Union Station at noon? I can‘: talk now, but it's important. Pack a bag for me, and notify the milk- man. We'll be gone some time.\ infrequent 36 Piece of rock 37 Conjunction 38 Therefore 39 Pronoun 40 Quaker state (abbr.) 41 Covering These drugs, which require in doo~ tor’: prescription, get their class name from the tact that they com- bat \hitamine\—a substance that is released in the body in abnormal quantities during certain allergic conditions. such as hay lever, nth- ma and hives. Bashan 4 Dish 5 Excite 6 Personal pronoun 'l Saying: 8 Line of descent go At home 11 Male deer 14 Variety of 3 ing at 29 A lasso 36 Husk 30 Biblical city 42 Mimic 32 Board of 44 Measure Ordnance <Chin.) (abbx-.) 45 Coniteroul 33 Remove tree trom suitcase 47 Bone (anah) 34 Rip 48 Musical note 3“: «: Or a stranger at the door. “May I come in? I am representing the trustee: of the estate 01 your late great-aunt. in Scotland. You may not be aware that her estate pxoved of brain 43 Eskimo tool 45 Distant 46 Clearly demonstrable‘: (logic) 49 Girl’: nickname 50 Church (Scot.) More than a year ago Brewster reported \unusually satisfactory re- sults\ ln checking common colds m the early stage with “Benadr_vl.\ Now, in the Naval Medical Bulle- tin, he reports use or four other antlhistaminlc drugs, Pyribenza- mine, Thenylene, Neoantergan and Histadyl. Answer lo Paulo Number 3 cabbage 16 Stirs up 18 Treat surgically 21 Ahead 23 R.‘§\i1‘rO’ail (abbn) 25 Timid 27 Winding b Brewster says 19 of 21 patients in whom treatment was begun within the first hour after onset of symptoms were cured. That’: a 90 per cent batting average. 01 158 patients who received treatment within six hours, 116 (or 74 per cent) were cured. (All patients were warned that the drugs can cause drowsiness and they were cautioned against driving 1 car while under treat- ment.) 1 Scythe handle war.) 2 Female fowl ~« \“\ X sheets V 28 A support Series K-4! Laqur Potato Ch ps Solve Old Problem or her eyes. | The new nuts were passed around 1- b ,- I - by scientists of the bureau of to be fax~',la'1:;'c‘r t(l1':11':~'J',|‘s:’t:;Vpocted chemistry, United States depnrt- and mcludgs 8 mS‘mcM‘e__..‘ Eengdor ag \ who thought up ; Or cven—for we are humans and '?l‘h1ee:rease!ess nut is expected hm’ superman‘ \M\. 311-“ agi- to be popular with persons who nmghbor mshmg past me get their clothes and lace: no‘ “slimy. the Bm“m.s place is on greasy‘ me! They sny they got the chi]- Tm new p°mt° amp’ dammed than out; but my goodness. there for a great future at the cocktail Wm” be any club mectm, them party‘ 1\ possible because M 3 dm .tomorrow. And those curtzfins she terent method of processing potI- ‘hasnw paid ml, yet_1.. we\ The truth is, no matter how gen- MEMPHIS, TENN.—-How to serve salted nuts or potato chips at the bridge table so the guests won't get the cards and themselves all greasy has been announced by science. For comparison, he (re ated a much smaller number of patients with I comblnatlon of codeine sul- fate and papnverine hydrochloride. whlch he sold is \generally accept- ed a: the preferred treatment for the common cold.\ The scientists simply lacquered the nuts instead of dipping them In oil. This lacquer was made from pectin, found in truit. The percentage of cures obtained on these patients at different inter- vals after onset of symptoms ranged from 50 to 31 per cent. Pectin contains both salt and oil but dries into a brittle coating. It gives the nut a slick. attractive surface. And it comes in all colors, to match the hostess’ 55;;-«\‘ I s‘;?‘'’'‘‘‘:f§' ,, xzn Released by WNU Feature: mnnu.amnu ummma manna nuumm nmamr nan man an amamuuw mma am: saga gamma ram 9 mama man man mnnqmam an nun’ nun amaua aanmw uunum magma maua.unsm.
