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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1973
Page
7
Women quoted across the week address the Bermuda governor’s slaying, expressing shock and shame. Notable remarks mention the impact on Bermudians and reactions to the tragedy from political and social figures.
Drain a 29 ounce can pears reserving 1 cup syrup. Boil syrup with brown sugar vinegar orange juice and spices then add pears to heat through. Serve hot with ham or sausage. For topping mix Cheddar butter and chives beat in crumbled bacon and spread over pear halves then broil. Serve with burgers lamb chops or steak.
South declares after stripping spades and ruffing to set up a club play. He ruffs the second heart, draws trumps, and strips both hands to reveal a safe contract. The article outlines the play and gives a daily question with the four hearts response.
Readers share thrifty tips including using upside down lids on old pressure cookers to boost heat retention and moisture return. Other letters praise clever mounting of fishing rods to prevent warping and a joke about leaving the toilet seat down.
An Alexandria column from the Society of American Florists urges renewing ties with nature through small flower gardens. It highlights balcony planters, window boxes, and urns with zinnias, marigolds, petunias, ageratum, portulaca, and begonias to brighten urban spaces and counter urban gloom as spring advances toward summer.
A reader shares a simple fix for a sticking window shade roller using a drop of oil on the roller mechanism. The column invites readers to send hints or problems to Heloise, who aims to answer as many as possible in her homemaker column.
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