Concord Grape Versatility Highlighted By Ancient Origins
The piece traces grape history from Catawba to Concord, noting Concord’s invention by Ephraim Wales Bull near Boston and its rise as a leading native American grape. It covers regional production, uses in preserves and desserts, and a Flaming Bananas recipe. The Shiloh 4-H Club held a regular meeting at the community center with officer elections for 1973-74.
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Paul Wesley
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Keith Crain
Joyce Anderson
Felecia Merrideth
Vernon Jones
Melvin Montgomery
Sign Language Forms Differ Across Deaf Communities
In Tel Aviv a two hour talk to 500 people shows no universal sign language as interpreters Mary Anne Royster and Israel Sela demonstrate American Sign Language and Israeli Sign Language. ISL uses full body expression. ASL relies on hand shapes and can spell words. Royster notes interpreters must know audience needs. Sela explains iconic signs, no ISL spelling, and context cues. Royster's background includes Kentucky School for the Deaf and Gallaudet College.
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Dan Grebler
Bat Yam
Israel
Mary Anne Royster
Israel Sela
Sela
Haifa
Paris
Eiffel Tower
Tel Aviv
World Federation of the Deaf
Association of the Deaf and Mute
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Needlepoint appeal broadens for men in home decor
Interior designer David Eugene Bell promotes needlepoint to engage men in decorating. He cites rugged sports figures and professionals who find needlework relaxing and says many cultivate projects with family members. Bell notes men may work in private yet increasingly quilt in public, while urging discretion at social events.
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Vivian Brown
UP News
David Eugene Bell
Man
Bell
Pennsylvania
Most Efficient Transport: Bicycle Commendation Over Walking
The article argues walking four miles per hour uses about 0.1 horsepower and bicycling at two and a half times that speed requires only 0.15 horsepower, asserting bicycles as the most efficient human transport.
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