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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1970
Page
7
A humorous personal anecdote about a Pittsburgh computer mishandling a braziers order, misidentifications, and repeated shipments. The narrator resists the machine driven fault and ends by burning the brazier in protest.
Henriette Kish notes readers and a lecturer urge embracing change and taking leaps in life. An elderly woman quits her home to stay with a relative, then returns to independent living after a series of decisions, proving age should not bar unexpected opportunities.
A Rocky Mount homemaker, Mrs. Wilkins, saves about 75 dollars by her teenage daughter sewing most school mini skirts and jumpers. The daughter needed a readymade piece costing ten dollars, proving the cost efficiency of home sewing per Evelyn S. Wilson, Edgecombe County home economics extension agent.
Raleigh notes offer tips on saving at the supermarket including specials on whole fryer broilers turkey rolled roasts and pork products. North Carolina peaches tomatoes squash and fresh produce are highlighted with guidance on juicing salads and meals.
A long reader letter chain discusses animals and human sexuality with Dr. Warren Thomas comments. It moves through office smoking etiquette and a Vietnam era Dear John worry before finishing with youth alcohol guidance and a Booze And You offer.
Wake County Extension Homemakers Club members inspect wood furniture for construction, moving parts, and functional tests after an illustrated talk on buying furniture by home economics agent Natalie P. Wimberley. The practical demonstration shifts focus from outward look to structural quality.
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