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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1977
Page
14
A grieving elderly woman on a plane seeks a listener after losing her husband of 53 years. The narrator reflects on the scarcity of attentive listening in a hyper connected society and wonders if anyone will simply hear her. The piece ends with a plea that someone finally listen.
Q and A on growing strawberries and choosing fruit trees from North Carolina State University horticulture experts. Recommendations include 100 plants for a four person family, Atlas or Titan strawberries, and planting a Golden Delicious apple whip with root soaking guidance for spring.
The article urges beginners to start running slowly with proper gear and warmups. It recommends indoor tracks for safety, layered winter clothing, cotton fabrics, and gradual progression from walking to running. It cautions against running after meals and stresses form, breathing, and relaxation.
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