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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1977

Page

12

We are what we eat by John C Page

A nostalgic, humorous look at diet fads and food rules from a county extension agent. The author recalls Wheaties as a childhood staple, critiques modern dietary warnings, and argues for eating a varied, sensible diet while questioning regulatory overreach and water quality concerns. He ends resignedly with a tongue in cheek note on nicotine and worry.

John C. Page Jack Armstrong Wheaties Guernsey J.C. Penny Dutchess County New York Pete Bruce Jenner

Small Christmas gifts may be small appliances

County home agent urges buyers to consider use, storage, and lifestyle before purchasing electrical gadgets. Evaluate how often the appliance will be used and where it will be stored to avoid waste and clutter. Consumer trends and ads hype many options, but practicality matters most.

Dianne Lamb

Moisture troubles in winter windows prompt seven remedies

Extension Service advises controlling indoor humidity to prevent frost and damage. Seven steps include storm windows, stopping humidifiers, open attic or basement louvers, ventilating more, briefly venting fireplaces, daily airing, and consulting a heating contractor for outside air intake or venting. Call numbers provided for help.

Andersen Corp

Hutterite Sisters Berry Picking Then Harvest Plans

In Lewiston Montana a Hutterite family prepares for evening prayers after a day of berry picking on the Spring Creek colony. Paul Walter, field boss, eyes the wheat as four days of rain end and harvest looms. The article notes Hutterite history, beliefs in communal living, and openness to modern farming tech within their colony.

Lewiston Montana Paul Walter Walter Spring Creek Austrian Tyrol American West Europe North America Bruderhofe

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