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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1974
Page
5
A warm guide to giving edible gifts at Christmas. Recipes include pomanders made from citrus and cloves, carob confections, and a apricot and date chutney. Emphasizes sharing with loved ones, festive fragrance, and making gifts with friends.
Directions for making a spiced apricot chutney and toasted almond chocolates. Includes ingredients like sultanas vinegar sugar dates cup water ginger chili mustard seed and apricots. Also details to toast almonds bake chocolate dip almonds and finish in decorative boxes yields about fourteen dozen.
A Gallup survey shows many voters cannot identify candidates like Henry Jackson, creating a large blank vote bloc. Subliminal campaign tactics are discussed as a potential method to trigger recognition without revealing the candidate, leveraging deja vu to push ballots toward an unknown contender.
Looking Back notes an apple pie contest with pies due between two and three pm at the Banner office. Pies may stay on the baking plate or be moved, but contestant names must appear on the bottom. Judges are Hiram L. Hall Leon C. White and the Banner senior editor.
A compact literary thought pairs an American Legion Magazine line about men chasing goals before life shifts, with a Burlington Free Press remark on hatred of wealth being a projection of others. The two sentiments juxtapose perseverance, purpose, and envy in a brief editorial frame.
David Hapgood’s The Screwing of the Average Man castigates the public’s vulnerability to professional and corporate sleight of hand. The reviewer highlights banks, brokers, insurers, and big business profits funded by government favors, with Ford era policy blamed for widening the squeeze on everyday consumers.
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