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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1973
Page
7
Abigail Van Buren advises readers on grandparent gifts and affection versus material presents. The column includes multiple reader questions on grandparent love, in-law interactions, and parenting notes with practical guidance for showing care without spoiling children.
Area 4-H groups discuss banners and community projects at the Beira residence with Larry Pugh to sponsor a trophy for the top steer at the fair. A wiener roast follows as Clover Clovers finish projects at Slusher residence.
An agricultural economist from the University of Chicago notes that higher priced cuts like sirloin, T bone and porterhouse save time in meal prep. Increased demand from working women entering the labor market raises beef prices amid limited steak supply.
A reader describes using perfume on cotton tucked behind ears and in lingerie for long-lasting scent. Another suggests shielding clothing from newsprint by placing a plastic bag cover on the chair, careful with kids. Cleaning prisms with ammonia gloves yields sparkling chandeliers, with note to avoid ammonia for allergies. Sponge cake can be frozen up to one month.
The article notes a 10.2 percent rise in average weekly earnings in manufacturing over the past year and an 8.6 percent increase in disposable income. With 2.5 million more people employed, higher incomes spurred stronger retail sales and beef demand. It also mentions a dill scented sour cream dressing for cucumber and lettuce salad.
A national advertisement promotes the Odrinex Plan a tiny tablet claim for fat loss with a money back guarantee if ugly fat remains. It cites 14 years of use and pricing of 3.25 for a standard option and 5.25 for economy size.
After pouring honey from a jar wipe the outside with a damp cloth. Then replace the cover securely.
The Springy Dings, Athens County's 4-H Club Of The Week, is a first year group of seventeen girls focused on sewing and creative arts. Elaine Wetzel and Billie Doe guide the club as advisers. Members participate in project work, camping, and activities night. A top ten finalist will present a demonstration at the county fair. Officers include Cindy Richards as president and Karen Brown as vice president.
The column presents Cherry Crunch a simple dessert using oats flour brown sugar butter and canned cherry pie filling. Bake at 350 degrees in an 8 inch pan for 45 minutes then cut into squares and serve with whipped cream. The note mentions a future Blueberry Crunch and a reader Mrs V promises to adjust the recipe.
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