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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1970
Page
8
Teachers struggle to keep up with rapid scientific advances and textbooks. Overhead projectors and transparencies offer large, clear images for live instruction. Prepared sets cover many subjects, from grammar to sex education, while DIY kits let teachers tailor content and reuse materials to narrow knowledge gaps.
Dorm life brings weight gain temptations as freshmen adjust to campus meals. The article urges monitoring calories from day one, favoring high protein snacks like instant diet foods with nonfat milk, and using quick minute meals to sustain energy between classes. It notes cans stored without a fridge and cautions about holiday weight changes.
The Fire Pail drive uses empty coffee cans labeled FIRE filled with grease and baking soda to fight cooking blazes. Communities nationwide report success with hundreds of schools and youth groups distributing pails to homeowners. The program educates youngsters on fire dangers and provides an inexpensive emergency extinguisher ahead of National Fire Prevention Week.
In Evanston Ti UPD guidance notes most children with asthma can join school physical activities and athletics when their condition is well controlled. The American Academy of Pediatrics supports that well managed asthma enables participation in physical education with proper medical oversight.
The sole female recipient, Pear Buckwag, holds the distinction of winning both the Pulliver and Nebel prizes in Nlerasure, marking a historic achievement for women in these awards.
The note suggests keeping an electric mixer from clogging by mixing cold shortening and heating in a prudent way, recommending adding water just before use. It reads as a brief kitchen tip rather than a full recipe or instruction set.
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