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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1976
Page
9
Readers debate printing fewer letters about sensitive topics while the column serves a broad audience. A widow in her sixties insists many still seek guidance on sex and relationships, while others request clear meanings for terms like Lace Curtain lax and ask about alcoholism’s impact.
Historic style at home dish uses brick oven baked beans with bacon onion corn and cranberry sauce for a bicentennial flavor. Includes instructions to bake in a 2 to 2 1/2 quart casserole dish with piccalilli relish and cranberry addition for an easy traditional New England inspired meal.
Instructions emphasize cleaning brushes properly after painting. For latex paint wash with soap and water, rinse thoroughly. For oil based paint soak in turpentine or mineral spirits, loosen paint by brushing container sides, remove dried paint with a putty knife, and squeeze bristles to extract paint. Finish by brushing bristles across newspaper to remove excess solution.
In this decorating column, the author extols layered looks for rugs, tables, walls, and beds to create inviting spaces. Examples include double-skirted tables, layered bedskirts, wall stripes over color, and window tie backs with blackout underlays. The piece also covers color schemes like blue Mediterranean walls with blue textiles and a blue bedroom with yellow accents, plus care tips for fabrics in pet households.
Raleigh extension housing specialists from North Carolina State University advise cleaning soot stained fireplace bricks with warm water and a non detergent washing powder. They suggest using sodium phosphate mixed with one ounce per gallon and note options like cold water paint or red caulk to brighten faded bricks.
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