Kansan Betty Raymond Values Home and Worldly Arts
Mrs. Betty Raymond, a Kansas native now in Athens with husband Robert, reflects on homesickness for open spaces and her abroad experiences. She and her husband collect brass rubbings from England, exhibit etched works, and foster art history interest. Betty taught English at Ohio University and worked at Chubb Library. he teaches marketing at OU. She grew up in Lawrence and enjoys small college life, participates in AAUW and clubs, and summers at a farmhouse near Keuka Lake.
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Heloise's Tip for Pressing Creases with Tape Hack
A mother of nine shares a home sewing trick using a 20 by 20 inch white iron on tape. She cuts strips and irons them on the wrong side along creases to avoid permanent creases. The method may leave a white mark. she sometimes tucks inside to hide stitching.
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Heloise
Charles Renie
Heloise column patrons seek tips for homemaking
Readers of The Athens Messenger share practical household advice from cleaning copper pots to teaching children to make beds. Hints include wrapping utensils in a sponge for camping storage and a plea to contact manufacturers for product information.
Meatloaf Recipe Reimagined with Horseradish and Mash Topping
A popular meatloaf variation blends mushrooms oats or tomato sauce with ground beef and pork. The Great American Meatloaf adds horseradish and mashed potato topping with mayonnaise and mustard, baked in a shallow pan for 6 to 8 servings.
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Marian Reeder
Abby Can't Top It Anniversary Bash Farewell Party
Dear Abby column notes a dramatic goodbye at a 25th wedding anniversary party. A couple announced their divorce after 25 years of marriage, inviting guests to take back gifts as they depart from the union. The item blends letters from readers and Abby’s guidance on etiquette and social tensions.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Henry
Actress Supports Trial Marriages In Interview
New York actress Jennifer ONeill says she would not marry again without living with a partner first unless she has a daughter. She endorses trial marriages calling dating relationships superficial and says living together helps truly know a person.
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New York
N.Y
Jennifer O'Neill
Pageant
Jennifer Analyzes Marriage and Reforming Relationships
Jennifer discusses the collapse of her marriage to Deed Rossiter and her views on modern love. She says marriage remains vital, expects to marry again, and argues for mutual respect and the one partner model. She laments self indulgence and favors a stable, reciprocal relationship.
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Deed Rossiter
Jennifer
Santa Claus
Peo
Marraige
Meaty Statistics Highlight 1971 U S Production Records
Total U S meat output in 1971 reached a record 37.8 billion pounds, rising 1.6 billion from 1970. Beef led with about 22 billion pounds, pork 14.7 billion, and lamb and mutton 0.56 billion. 1972 production expected to break records.
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United States
Europe unveils automatic retail machine with 280 item options
A European developed automatic vending system offers 280 products in various sizes and weights. The machine accepts payment, autonomously retrieves items, and delivers them through a receiving door, signaling a push button shopping future.
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Europe
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