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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1976
Page
7
Readers share a column on hearing loss and the value of hearing aids. Ann Landers advises seeking professional help, noting some can benefit greatly while others may not. A separate letter asks how to handle gossip, and another resolves a grandparent naming dispute with a playful twist.
The piece argues city living offers lower long‑term costs and time savings for commuters and families. It notes New York Philadelphia and Detroit trends with loft conversions in Manhattan and Center City population gains, while officials push economic growth and urban redevelopment.
Readers seek advice on fruiting figs Celeste Brown Turkey and Brunswick Magnolia and on site rotation to prevent disease and nutrient loss. Guidance covers heeling in bare root shrubs pruning to restore roots and pruning for strong growth. Also care for asparagus ferns staking and lighting for houseplants in well lit rooms.
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