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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1969
Page
2
RISD presents a gallery talk by photography assistant professor Bert Beaver on December 10 at 2 pm at the Museum of Art. The event, themed A Contemporary Photographer Photographs by Atget, is free and open to the public.
Rhode Island College hosts the third History Colloquium for teachers and high school students. Rev. Herbert C. Edwards discusses The Negro: 20th Century Gains and Losses in Roberts Hall at 9 30 am on Saturday December 6 as part of the Modern Revolutions theme. The event, open to visitors, precedes the January 10 talk on The Italian in American History by Dr Armand Patrucco.
Fall leaves coffee grounds banana peels tea leaves lawn clippings and even vacuum fluff form a backyard compost heap. A 6 by 6 feet bin 4 to 6 feet tall with moisture warmth and activator yields rich soil for next planting season.
National Geographic reports that locusts eat daily amounts equal to their body weight, roughly 0.04 to 0.09 ounces. This highlights how voracious these insects are and their impact on crops in affected regions.
Sepia of Brown Univ stages a children friendly play for preschool to third graders titled Bubble Bubble Blueberry Trouble. The original adaptation of Old Black Witch! invites audience participation and blueberry muffins. Performances on December 8 9 and 11 at 6 30 pm with tickets 25 cents donated at the door. Reservations at Brown Univ Student Activities Office or by phone.
The National Geographic Society notes that the first specimens of the modern Chihuahua were found around 1850 in the Mexican state of Chihuahua. The small dogs quickly grew popular and some were traded for high sums, even gold.
A dated listing shows a Christmas dinner menu from 1969 featuring green grapes, green olives, black olives, red radishes, and rolls with butter. Portions indicate a simple festive spread typical of mid-century gatherings.
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