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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1995
Page
6
A reader vents about commercials that refuse to say what they sell, criticizing elab orate pitches for Rogaine Zantac and the Shark Files. The piece mocks advisory lines like ask your doctor and calls for clearer product aims and less fear appeal.
Kathy Kish serves as a Lifestyles writer for the Daily Telegraph, contributing feature pieces and trend coverage in the section.
Leo Russell, 81, retired from American Amoco Oil 17 years ago, began a long term woodworking project at home. He harvests black walnut from their Bluefield property to craft panelling, mantels, cabinets, and an oak bathtub with matching counters. The couple, including Katie Russell and their family, plans further remodeling in Charleston.
Bessie Smith Penn, 81, graduates from Bluefield State College in 1963 and returns to take a few Summer Session classes. A former top ten percent graduate and Dean's List student, she pursued Social Science with a Home Economics minor while raising eight children. Penn later taught in Raleigh County Schools before years of volunteer work and church leadership.
Readers ask about Naomi Cloud once a Princeton businesswoman and fugitive later jailed for second degree murder. The column notes she is no longer on parole and has been seen in the Princeton area amid past sentences and release plans. It also discusses why singers like George Michael and Elton John may not sing with English accents.
A practical checklist for renters prepares for vacation absence. Notify management and neighbors, prepay rent if needed, stop deliveries, use timer lights, secure doors and windows, install window locks, prevent pests by emptying trash and refrigerating open foods, unplug small appliances, check gas burners, hold mail, and water houseplants.
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