Stupid Rules That Embarrass The Queen
Affectionate messages poured into Buckingham Palace as the Queen marked ten years on the throne. The piece notes how royal protocol clashes with divorce laws and public snubs, citing Princess Christina of Yugoslavia, Captain Oliver Dawnay, the Earl of Onslow, and various royal guests. It contrasts royal duties with private embarrassments and mentions Ghana, Sweden, and the queen’s film duties amid divorce cases.
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Buckingham Palace
Church of England
Buckingham Pace
Prince Philip
Christina
Yugoslavia
Oliver Dawnay
Earl of Onslow
Yeomen of the Guard
Commonwealth
Canada
Britannia
Royal Palace
England
Sweden
Lord Listowel
Ghana
Prince Andrew
Armstrong- Jones
Princess Margaret
Ascot
Windsor Castle
Douglas Fairbanks
U.S
Mary
Victoria
Helen
Questr
Rumai
Tris
Mountbatten
Michael Parker
Duke of Windsor
Frank Sinatra
Ava Gardner
Canterbury
Daylight saving debate and a baker's long hours
A reader argues for starting daylight saving time earlier in the year, proposing April to September. The letter also laments irregular bread deliveries after a route change, recounts a visit from a snowbelt region, and reflects on birthdays after a hospital stay and the fear of illness.
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D.S.T
Company
Amd
Chicago
Hawks
Partrer
How The Indians Dried Their Food
A narrative on traditional preservation methods including drying corn in sun and pit steaming with hot stones. It describes harvesting, carrying corn, husking, storing in sacks, and using dried corn for hominy and flour. The account also notes seed saving and squash drying, with family recollections and a casual closing about grandchildren.
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Aud Iit
Debate Over Fluoridation In Utah Communities
The Sunday Flevaid reports opponents and proponents debate fluoridation in Utah water supplies. Costs, uneven distribution, industrial use waste, and compulsory dosing drive voting stakes. A Provo physician cites $4 509 50 thousand for a three year supply to weigh public health benefit against individual choice.
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Trenes
Utah
Trealthy Mingitt
Squash and Blueberries Dried by Winnebago Indians
The Winnebago people dried squash by slicing, forming rings on a forked framework, and strung on poles. They also dried blueberries, keeping them for winter use, boiling berries with dried corn to make a winter dish, as described in Mountain Wolf Woman.
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Nancy Oestreich Lurie
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