Happy Home: Couple Foster 100+ Children in Four Years
Melvin and Marie Boylston run a three acre home 20 miles from Aiken offering shelter to teens and their own two children. They welcomed over 100 foster and local children, prioritizing trust and stability in a peaceful setting away from city temptations.
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Melvin
Marie Boylston
Marie
Boylstons
Square One
Aiken
Windsor
Department of Social Services
Karen
James Jordan Adapts to Blindness as Fire Inspector
James Jordan, an eight year veteran inspector in Aiken Public Safety, is going blind from diabetes. He uses a Apollo Port O Reader to read and plans to continue teaching arson investigation, despite limited vision and a desire to avoid retirement. He adapts with home tape catalogs and numbered phone lines, credit ing faith and community support for resilience.
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James Jordan
Jordan
Aiken Public Safety Department
Apollo
Commission For the Blind
Augusta
Columbia
Commission
S.C. Fire Academy
Public Safety Department
Academy
Atlanta Braves
Jesus
God
Dieters Need Real Help Not Quick Fixes
The narrator rejects simplistic weight loss advice from a TV starlet and argues dieters seek believable, tangible options. They lampoon promises of pills and magical burners while craving a realistic plan that still allows enjoying food. desire for actionable, mimeographable guidance persists.
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Eryone
Drs. Stillman
Pritikins
Atkins
Scarsdale
Beverly Hills
New York
Miss Starlet
Virginia
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