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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1965
Page
22
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Indoor Garden Corner ideas transform living spaces by bringing outdoor beauty inside. Garden boxes create a dense plant mass using species like Philodendron and ivy suited to low light. Moisture resistant tile with a tiny flower pattern complements the garden motif.
A decorative patio divider built from western red cedar 1x6 boards arranged in a louvered pattern between 2x4 rails. The frame uses 4x4 posts. A planting bed flanks the divider, anchoring it to the patio area.
The article notes drought hit large U S regions with little snow to protect lawns while cold winters were not severe. It advises reseeding, fertilizing, maintaining taller bluegrass, and using herbicides to curb weeds. recommends nitrogen plans and sowing dense grass mixes to fill bare spots.
Nevada residents collect a regional recipe by Mrs Grant Sawyer for a wild rice casserole. The dish uses sage meat, wild rice, flour, heavy cream, condensed broth, oregano thyme marjoram pepper and seasonings, baked with toasted almonds added at the end.
Before wetting or sudsing dec orated garments, remove any perishable trims such as buttons and buckles that can't stand hot water or friction, non colorfast emblems, and shoulder pads which tend to stain because they dry slowly.
Two American mothers, Lee Naiman and Corrine Schube, run At Home Inc in New York City offering extended European stays for families. Homes include a Venice palazzo for three months at about 5000 dollars and Nice villa near the sea for 250 dollars a month. They screen properties for American standards and provide details on rooms, linens, maid service, and nearby amenities.
The article describes House of the Week Design H-78 by Samuel Paul with a large foyer serving as the circulation hub. It details an open layout including three bedrooms a library two baths a formal living room a spacious kitchen and a long service corridor with ample storage and a brick fireplace in the family room.
In Amsterdam the Philips like firm experiments with a hearing aid plant aimed at married women. The program offers flexible hours from eight to five with a 25 hour weekly minimum and pay by hours. Half of applicants fail the first interview due to children and spousal consent rules.
Yvonne Fliether fled her traveling salesman husband Charles Fliether after his three month European Common Market tour. She said he kissed her and confessed he did not know she was his wife. She had dyed her hair bobbed her nose adopted a new name and shortened her surname during the separation.
Keep drapery hooks on hand when washing mats and small rugs. Use several hooks to suspend each item from the line to avoid dents left by clothespins during drying.
SOLANGE BERTRAND reports the Beauty Pavilion expands for the World’s Fair with 39 consultants from places including Brooklyn and Hong Kong. They train in multiple languages, wear pastel suits, and offer hair color and styling advice, promising sturdy guidance amid damp and windy conditions.
Quick-order cook Magra Kuhn popularizing American style hamburgers in Hamburg argues the dish did not originate in Hamburg. Her research suggests German seafarers carried the recipe from Russia to Hamburg, reshaping local history.
The text notes a green linen suit from Potters 1982 with a white tie and tailored dress details. It lists sizes 10 to 18 and discusses feminine styling options for day wear.
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