Dear Abby Letters Show Holiday Worries and Loneliness
A collection of Dear Abby exchanges on gift guilt and scheming to cover misdeeds with gentian violet powder to create a thief tale, a widow's loneliness and aging invisibility, and a critique on society's focus on wealth over character. Absent sisterly generosity contrasts with Aunt Edna’s forgetful gift, while a 74 year old vent discusses neglect and the state of aging in society.
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Abby
Edna
Tie
Sherlock
Boyle's Notebook Age Doesn't Tell Everything
New York AP notes aging can’t erase youth in spirit and habits. The piece lists signs of staying young: late nights, romantic notes, varied shirts, pet nicknames, patience with recipes, rock tunes, ties to teens, occasional poems, sharing football, optimism about lottery, and appreciation from a spouse. It playfully argues many still feel young for practical purposes.
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New York
Eastern Star officers visit and Rainbow ceremony at Old Orchard Beach
Worthy Matron Ruth Buck of Brewer led an official visitation for Miniwanca Chapter at Robinson Memorial Hall with refreshments by Marjorie and Asa Dou. Nee Nah Council Degree of Pocahonas met at Odd Fellows Hall. Olga Dayton and Chapter officers traveled to Portland to honor Lilian C. Nowell’s memorial service. Rainbow for Girls installed at Robinson Memorial Hall with Miniwanea Chapter and Orchard Lodge invited. Three tables of Duplicate Bridge held at Lawn Avenue Playhouse with winners listed.
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Old Orchard Beach
Ruth Buck
Brewer
Miniwanca Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Robinson Memorial Hall
West Grand Avenue
Marjorie
Asa Dou
Nee Nah Council
Odd Fellows Hall
Old Orchard Street
Olga Dayton
Miniwanca
Othher
Portland
Lilian C. Nowell
Scarborough
Congress S
Order of the Rainbow
Miniwanea
Orchard Lodge
A.M
Rainbow Assembly
Old Orchard
Lawn Avenue Playhouse
Lester Austin
Pauline Larochelle
Robert Toulouse
Celia Gross
Rose Ann Prince
al Read
Mary Kneeland
Oscar Paradis
Estella Aranovitch
Ruth Anderson
Avis Briggs
Grain exports raise U S food costs and hit consumers hard
The 1972 Soviet grain deal triggered price hikes across food and goods as feed costs surged, transportation bottlenecks strained rail and port systems, and subsidies and exports concentrated profits among big grain firms. The article details how eggs meat and groceries rose while traders and exporters profited, foreshadowing ongoing industry consolidation.
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Don McLeod
Associated Press
Washington
U.S
Sam Ani
Pps
Gulf Ports
Mississippi Valley
New Orleans
Houston
Galveston
Mobile
Pascagoula
Mississippi
Commodity Credit Corp
Florida
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Cargill Inc
Soviet Union
Cargill
Continental
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