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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1963
Page
12
A frugal guide showcases apple use across meals with historical notes on Pennsylvania Dutch cooks since 1683. The piece provides several recipes including Candied Apple Pie and Dutch Salad, plus Arabian Baked Apples and ideas for serving apples with meats and cheeses.
Bennington columnist notes rising scam in wig trade as mall catalogs push hairpieces and wiglets. She recalls old “switch” hair, and contrasts past innocent use with today's costly, salesy fraud. Highlights BB Bureaus’ fight against misleading ads and price games in consumer hairpiece market.
Hilary Archer, a New Zealand bride to be, praises American television and hospitality as she travels to Pittsfield to marry Coast Guard member David C. Borden. They met when his cutter Eastwind stopped in New Zealand during Operation Deepfreeze. Archer plans to continue nursing here and aims to start a Jaguar service business like her father's in New Zealand. She notes faster pace but warm welcome, views New Zealand as sport rich and easy living with ample jobs, while adjusting to life in Massachusetts.
Chicago report by UPI lists fire safety tips from the National Board of Fire Underwriters. Do not burn leaves on windy days. burn in a covered metal container away from structures. Keep a garden hose ready and have a hose with threaded faucets. For two story homes keep a ladder accessible for rescues. Maintain a backpack pump or garden sprayer filled with water in a reachable place. Post the nearest fire department number by the telephone.
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