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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1965
Page
3
In a drought struck hillside, a weary couple discovers a buried spring when water witching yields a hidden source 200 feet from their house. They test the water, face a not fit for human consumption result, yet share it with neighbors and livestock as summer heat intensifies.
A dense listing of daily school lunches across weeks, detailing each day’s entrees, sides, bread, fruit or dessert, and milk. Repeated items include beef stews, tuna dishes, beans, pasta, sandwiches, and assorted vegetables with a consistent milk serving.
Miss Lucy Doane, Rutland schools art supervisor, won first prize for a country scene Pownal Valley at the Mid Vermont Artists winter show at Edwin Lawrence Community House Rutland. Banner photographer Bob Hager also photographed the same day in Pownal.
A columnist laments fashion trends for spring, criticizing hemline rises, half inch ribbons as hats, and slacks while praising comfort and coverage of older styles. She notes tighter pants, stretch fabrics, skimpy swimsuits, and the clash between modern trends and personal modesty, ending with a playful confession of going old fashioned.
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It lists Newsroom and Advertising phone numbers and notes UPI news use. Subscription rates vary by radius with 3 months 6.30 in-state and 25.00 for 1 year out of state. Special servicemen rates apply.
A pail heavy with water becomes a symbol of endurance as a speaker recounts the struggle to carry endless loads. The narrator admits exhaustion yet persists, imagining relief and the next challenge promised in a future continuation.
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