Puzzled Native Looks for the Plain Doughnut in America
John Roderick returns to the United States after seven years in Japan and laments the loss of the plain doughnut. He contrasts American sugar coated trends, urban renewal, and flashy cars with Japanese models and modest traditions, praising national growth yet warning against conformity.
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John Roderick
New York
America
Maine
Boston
Broadway
Main Street
Camp Just Not the Same
A 1960s era overview notes growing specialization in U S summer camps with midget submarines go karts and barefoot camps. It cites Betty Lowenstein of the American Camping Association and lists examples spainish Wells Bahamas Camp Stanley Roscoe Summerlane and 121 travel camps with varied aims and prices. Maxwell Alexander notes the trend as gimcrack but says it spurs traditional camps to improve.
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New York
Betty Lowenstein
Association
Spanish Wells Island
Bahamas
Roscoe
N. Y
Switzerland
Grand Canyon
Maxwell Alexander
The
Assn. of
Mickly
Doughnut Holes Are Illegal in Nebraska
In LeHigh Nebraska the law bans selling doughnut holes. Dunkin Donuts of America says the chain normally sells edible doughnut holes punched from centers of doughnuts.
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Nebraska
Lehigh, Neb
Dunkin’ Donuts of
America
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