New England Autumn Motifs and Grape Wines Highlight Season
The essay contrasts Merano grape cures with New England autumn rituals. It notes seasonal beginnings in spring and September, cranberry dishes, pumpkins, and holiday foods. It previews two new white wines from Pleasant Valley Wine Co, the Delaware and the Diamond, described as light to dry with grape perfume.
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Merano
Tyrol
Italy
New England
Komaniecki
Pleasant Valley Wine. Co
Delaware
Skirting the Issue Why We Are Afraid of Virginia Woolf
A reflective piece examining Cultural Poverty and Cultural Tyranny in education and art, recalling childhood fears of great works from Shakespeare to Pollock. The author traces how early exposure shapes taste, questions the balance between discipline and spontaneity, and ends wary of Virginia Woolf.
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Virginia Woolf
Northampton
Shakespeare
Michelangelo
Jackson Pollack
Khrushchev
Tilo
Madame de Sévigné
Berkshire Homemaker From the First Pennies Of course money doesn't grow on trees
A guide on teaching children money management begins with pennies and early financial training. It urges parents to provide an allowance, distinguish chores from pay, and use real purchases to teach spending, saving, sharing, and future goals through examples, groups, and school programs.
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Bobby
Institute of Life Insurance
National Committee For Education In
Getting Ready for School Success in Early Education
Final in series warns that preteaching preschoolers prevents school failure. Parents should create a fun low pressure learning atmosphere at home, read to children, build language, phonics, memory, and visual discrimination, and praise effort. Emphasizes patience, avoiding comparisons, and daily practical learning opportunities.
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