Droves of Young People Seek Real Home Over House Life
A reflective piece contrasts house rules with what makes a true home for growing families. It argues that shelter alone fails without dignity and freedom, noting how different families balance furnishings, discipline, and belonging as children mature and leave.
STARTED AS ART FORM Japanese Bonsai Popular Worldwide
The article traces bonsai from its Japanese origins as a sculptural art using naturally stunted trees to modern practice. It notes methods to artificially shape and stunt trees, discusses long and short term approaches, and cites a Florida University study on advantages and drawbacks.
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William C. Meredith
Jasper N. Joiner
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Bonsai Basics for Beginners Shows Seed to Plant Path
The article explains methods to start Bonsai from wild stunted trees or nursery stock and from seeds. It notes chill requirements for temperate plants, indoor versus outdoor placement, and pruning rules for deciduous and evergreen species including palms.
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Insect Advice for Roses and Household Cleaners
The reader learns aphids on roses can be treated with pyrethrin aerosols, noting added piperonyl butoxide boosts effectiveness. Cautions include avoiding freezing leaves with proximity and not spraying near heat sources. Also advises suede care with vinegar and recommends modern suede cleaners. offers Know-How booklets by Andy Lang with 30 cents and self addressed envelope.
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NYU Branches and Enrollment Figures
New York University operates 15 schools and colleges across six centers in Manhattan and the Bronx. The university reports an enrollment of 42 363 students.
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Old Vaults To Stay In Statehouse
Ohio officials confirm three unused old vaults will remain in the Statehouse as the new State Office Building adds a ninth floor security vault. An Ohio Building Authority official says moving them would require tearing the southeast end of the Statehouse. The vaults, with three-foot-thick doors, are described as built for show during the Bonnie and Clyde era.
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Gertrude Donahey
Statehouse
Ohio Building Authority
Bonnie and Clyde
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