Dust and Ford Scene on Dry March Road
Clouds of dust rise on a dirt road by a dry field as a racing Ford moves along. Josephine Matthews exits a house behind a driveway, wearing a bonnet, and carries a covered tray of food while signaling to a barking dog and a nearby woman.
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Josephine Matthews
Meals on Wheels helper Matthews delivers more than meals
In rural Aiken County, Mrs. Matthews brings hot meals to elderly clients and shares friendship on weekday routes. A former midwife who helped deliver 1,300 babies, she recalls nursing communities and notes the program provides fellowship as much as food.
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Mrs. Matthews
Aiken County
Wagener
Aiken Area
Salley
Department of Labor
S.C
Jacksonville
Fla
Hubert Williams
Aiken
Talking Inanimates and the Surly Refrigerator Feature
A California engineer Stanley Zelazny developed a solar powered talking tombstone marker system advertised at $50 000 firm. The piece notes a trend of talking devices from phones to elevators to cars and even future grave markers.
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California
Stanley Zelazny
Talking tombstones and recorded farewells
A humorous exchange imaginesErma Bombeck style tombstone sound systems. A narrator considers personalized audio messages for relatives and friends including humorous and critical tones while musing on vandalism and practicality at funerals. The piece reflects witty reflections on memorial tech and family dynamics.
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