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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1969
Page
3
Historians may dub 1969 the year of the scarf as designers feature scarves with long easy lines. Echo offers Tudor and Medici era inspired heraldic motifs in silk twill, with varied lengths and ways to wear, from waist belts to neck wraps, shaping a bold, individual look.
A Berkshire survey finds bra less trend未 reached. Atlantic City protestors, Miss America pageant issues, and San Francisco No Bra Day show national activity while local sales in Pittsfield remain strong. Eastern college girls report comfort and sociability claims, Dorset Bra Council notes 1 percent growth.
A Jewish cookbook notes how Chinese dishes fit modern Jewish kitchens and offers beef with peppers and tomatoes as a festive Rosh Hashanah main. The recipe combines flank steak with soy sauce sherry cornstarch and garlic, sautéed with green peppers and tomatoes served over rice or noodles. Planter's peanut oil is recommended for frying.
This appears to be a final personal essay where the author, aging and weary, announces retirement from writing. The piece blends humor and reflective nostalgia with childhood anecdotes about intelligence testing and instructor puzzles, and ends with a bittersweet farewell to readers.
Practical kitchen notes on baking pans and adding cooked bacon to muffins. Brunch dish ideas include fried potatoes tomatoes or sautéed bananas with eggs and bacon or ham. Tips cover canned pimiento, veal pairings, monosodium glutamate in buckwheat, desserts with applesauce and vanilla pudding, and buttered rice variations. A creamy vegetable dip uses cream cheese dill lemon juice and onion. Leftover frankfurters become sandwich fillings with pickle relish and salad dressing.
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