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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1971
Page
4
Northwest purple plums on the market may be baked into desserts or used in salads and compotes. Plum Cobbler Swirls are ready for breakfast or dessert, using biscuit dough rolled with plum filling and sliced into twelve portions. The plum supply runs through September.
Czechoslovakian born sculptor Ruth Francken, living in Paris, creates abstract telephone sculptures from aluminum and plexiglass. Her works include Televenus and Telephone 5, exploring human contact and communication amid a mix of functional and silent pieces.
The article notes a national trend toward fitness among men over the past five years driven by health concerns and affluence. Clothing makers like Hart Schaffner & Marx trim waistlines to fit new body measurements while State-O-Maine reports higher demand for 30 and 32 inch waists. AMA officials cite income-linked shape awareness, and the Chicago Health Club reports professional men driving memberships. biking groups grow as well, from 200 to 2500 in five years, with early workout programs for executives. Diet books rise as popular guides to better shape.
Dorothy Sarnoff, former actress and singer turned speech teacher, urges married people to beware a strident tone. She demonstrates through before and after cases, notes tone makes about 70 percent of meaning, and outlines a three phase method to craft speeches and image.
A leading manufacturer notes patterned carpet expansion as new printing and dyeing tech makes kitchen carpets feasible. Shag and other textures now offer diverse patterns, including plaid in wool, with options from broadloom to carpet tiles and lower costs for consumers.
AP News notes a return to nature in jewelry making. Designers use uncut rough diamonds and natural materials like emerald columns seashells and fresh water pearls to echo natural forms. Pieces feature living creatures such as birds bees and flowers with enamel color and small diamonds for expression.
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