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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1964
Page
7
Lucy F. Seeive outlines how a shopping list reduces impulse buys and highlights current prices and items. Carrots, spinach, squashes, grapefruit, navels, apples, beef cuts, broilers, eggs, cheeses, milk, shrimp, and fish are noted with price and quality observations for Lent and weekend purchases.
Robert A. Marden will lead Maine Easter Seal efforts for 1964 with a $60 000 goal across 16 counties split into five regional units The campaign runs March 1 to Easter Sunday March 29 and includes a mail campaign to 160 000 homes The Hyde Rehabilitation Center in Bath and Pine Tree Camp for crippled children are highlighted as key beneficiaries
If one parent has diabetes the child’s risk rises. A first cousin with diabetes on the other side does not significantly change the inherited risk beyond immediate parental status. Overall risk depends on which parent is affected and other medical factors.
The column presents readers’ letters ranging from an extreme call for humane extermination to a hamster injury plea and light gossip. Abby counters genocidal views, advises animal welfare steps, and shares humorous observations about a grandmotherly potato anecdote.
The text notes quotes about patriotism tied to soil work. It mentions Patrick and George Washington as industrious farmers urging agricultural organization. It states a department of agriculture was established under Lincoln.
Land on Route One in Arundel owned by Mr and Mrs Conrad Roberge sold to Nors man G Rochefort of Biddeford for a business location. Transaction negotiated through Joseph S Audie real estate office 205 Graham St Biddeford.
The article notes that per capita paper consumption in the United States equates to the wood grown from roughly three quarters of an acre of commercial forest.
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