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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1980

Page

12

Occupant as Mail Factory Voice Into Personal Junk

Personal letters from a columnist reflect on being addressed as occupant by mail and junk mail automation. The piece notes the impersonal tone, the rise of personalized marketing, and a few garbled examples from misaddressed campaigns and botched names.

Christina Cruiseway Erma Bombeck Department 0 Welfare Department Welfare Jagli Robert A. Raggy Mr. Raggy

Abby Column Letters on Marijuana Use and Safety

Readers argue over Abby's stance on parental marijuana use and child safety. A 37 year old housewife defends pot use, while others recount harms, urging Abby to continue warning youth about drugs and to publicize resources for popularity guidance.

Abby Alaska Dear United States

Home safety tips for the elderly in the bathroom

An article by Clemson Extension Service expert Betsy Miller and Aiken County planner Al LaFavor urges accident prevention for seniors at home. It details bathroom fixes such as grab bars non skid surfaces night lights and ground fault circuit breakers along with broader home modifications and safety habits to reduce slips falls and electric hazards.

Home Sweet Home Betsy Miller Clemson Extension Service al LaFavor Aiken County Planning Commission Miss Miller LaFavor

Salvation Army marks centennial arrival in United States

John and Betty Harris recall the Salvation Army century in America. The couple discuss its church role for women, their family’s service, and the Army’s motto Heart to God and Hand to Man. William Booth founded the army after feeding souls and bodies with soup and clothing.

Salvation Army United States John Harris Harris Betty Harrises Holiness Church Lynne Katonak John F. White Andy Air Force Amy Navy Lillie Florida Salvation Army Church England William Booth Booth

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