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By Polly Cramer
Inflation Fighter
DEAR POLLY — Perhaps you or some of the readers
could suggest away to bake two potatoes without
heating a large oven. I do not always have an oven
dinner but we like a baked potato each evening.
—JEAM.
DEAR JEAM — Why not bake several potatoes when
you are having an oven dinner, use two that night and
then scoop out the inside of the others (after they are cut
in half). Mash them,season as desired and then wrap and
freeze. Heating them will not take as long as baking a
potato from scratch and if you have a portable broiler
oven they could be heated in it. Perhaps some reader
has a better idea. —POLLY.
DEAR POLLY — My Pet Peeve is that when dining out the
salad is so often served covered with mayonaisse or some
other dressing. I do wish they would serve the dressing
separately so it could be disregarded if one did not want it. It
seems they would realize many people are on diets and cannot
eat it, therefore the salad is wasted and the customer is disap
pointed. The prices restaurants charge are terrible, too. Any
suggestions from you other readers? —DOROTHY.
DEAR DOROTHY — You asked for suggestions and I have
one. I feel sure that if you specified “No dressing, please"
when ordering your salad your request would be respected.
-POLLY.
DEAR POLLY and L.C.S. who has problems with a lunch
box rusting — I used waxed paper in the bottom of my
husband's lunch box. But once I substituted a paper towel and
found it not only worked better but served as a napkin when
he ate. Instead of washing the bottom of the box I wipe it clean
with a wet cloth and use a soap filled pad on any rust spots.
This eliminates further rusting. —ETHEL.
DEAR POLLY —1 live alone and found it difficult to open a
three pound can of coffee until I came up with the idea of using
an opener such as one which opens fruit juice cans. I put a
good size hole on each side of the top. I can then pour out the
needed amount of coffee and still have the plastic lid to cover
the top. —RUBY
DEAR POLLY — When saving a used razor blade put it in a
plastic medicine bottle and it will be safe in the medicine
cabinet. —HELEN.
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8 Horse's gait
12 Egress
13 Arab name
14 Chest sound
15 Entire
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16 Winter month
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17 Adjective
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20 Register for
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22 Accomplished
23 Nothing
24 Amount won
27 Used to
transport
horses
28 Deny entry to
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32 Messenger
33 Finland city
34 Chinese
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35 Cans
36 Pounds (ab.)
37 Shade tree
38 One (Fr.)
39 Kind of race
41 Exist
42 Own (Scot)
43 Tokens of
victory
46 Racing
equipment
50 Air (comb
form)
51 Consume food
53 Verbal
54 Refuse to run
55 Samuel's
teacher (Bib.)
56 Cry
57 German ship.
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59 Since (Scot)
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29 Father
30 Inquisitive
32 What cones
contain(2 wds
35 Bend in race
track
39 Narrow inlet
40 Provides
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42 In motion
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44 Harvest
45 Escutcheon
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47 Heavy wagon
48 Reclined
49 She (Fr )
52 Pub drink
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water
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7 All horses can
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9 Rajah s wife
10 Spanish
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11 Try out
19 When two
horses win
21 Number
24 Swollen (Fr.)
25 Russian river
26 Wander
27 Weathercock
28 Used in many
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