At Wit’s End Which End Is Up
Erma Bombeck humor piece about a mother and daughter shopping for meat and learning the anatomy of a steer through a humorous family freezer tale. The dialogue covers freezer supplies, butchery terms, and a playful clash over portions and ends of a steer. The ending joke asks who got the end with the hot dogs.
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Book Exports Rise for British Publishers in 1968
British publishers exported books worth over 108 million dollars in 1968, up 16 percent from 1967. The gain is linked partly to publisher visits to the Philippines, Japan, Canada and Australia, boosting overseas sales and international reach.
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