Dear Ann letters spark adoption and marriage debates
Readers share views on adoptees seeking roots and single mothers’ options, while a frustrated wife seeks advice on a repaint project causing rifts. Ann Landers weighs in on adoption, marriage duties, and practical guidance for everyday domestic issues.
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Ann
Grand Rapids Press
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Texas grapes guide for table wine and jellies
Mary K. Sweeten from Texas A&M Extension outlines grape use for fresh eating, juice, jelly, jam, and wine. She notes Muscat and seedless varieties yield raisin-like dried products, gives ripening sugar and acid ranges, and provides MP-279-Jellies recipe requests. Instructions cover air-free fermentation, sugar addition, sedimentation, potassium metabisulfite use, and storage.
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College Station
Texas
Mary K. Sweeten
Home Economics
Repairing cracked sidewalks with epoxy mortar repair steps
Pat Seaman of Texas A&M Extension outlines steps to fix sidewalk cracks using ready mixed mortar and epoxy concrete mix. Tools include a wire brush trowel wood float and heavy brush. Repair only on dry surfaces chisel clean mix mortar and epoxy then fill and smooth with the float.
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College Station
Pat Seaman
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Seaman
Rails of the World exhibit at American Museum of Natural History
The Rails of the World exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History features watercolors by J Fenwick Lansdowne portraying the rail family Rallidae. The show, titled Rails of the World Paintings by J Fenwick Lansdowne, runs through July 15.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
J. Fenwick Lansdowne
Lansdowne
How America Vacations Cruises by Erma Bombeck
Erma Bombeck surveys cruise life in a humor column noting slide moments from a Caribbean trip, meal marathons, fixed routines, and onboard activities. She mocks the endless eating, chair envy, beauty contests, and collective nausea exchanges, ending with a caution for travelers to pack maternity underwear.
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Erma Bombeck
America
Caribbean
Pavlov
Warning on soft water etching in glassware
Linda McCormack of Texas A&M Extension warns that soft water causes a rainbow iridescent film on glassware from dishwasher use. The etching is permanent, unpredictable, and worsens with high temperatures and alkaline detergent. To prevent it, ensure full dishwasher water fill and use less detergent, or switch to low phosphorus detergent with sodium carbonate, and lower rinse temperature to about 140 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Linda McCormack
Golden Glow Cheese Bread Leaves Readers Ponder Recipe
Dear readers share a cheddar cheese bread recipe with a turmeric hint for a golden crust. The method folds in warm yeast, milk, and grated cheese, kneaded to a smooth elastic dough, risen in a buttered bowl, shaped into two leaf pans, and baked until golden, yielding crisp slices with butter.
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Cecily
C .B
Sul Ross names Powell biology chair as Warnock nears retirement
Sul Ross State University transitions to a new biology department chair with A Michael Powell, professor of biology, appointed effective fall 1978. Current chair Dr Barton Warnock continues as distinguished professor while nearing retirement after 32 years of service. Warnock, a renowned botanist, has guided growth of the department since 1947, overseeing enrollment gains, graduate program expansion, and a herbarium with over 25,000 specimens, and 13 species named in his honor.
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Barton Warnock
Sul Ross University
A. Michael Powell
Sul Ross State University
Sul Ross
Bob Richardson
Warnock
Richardson
Rowell
University of Texas
B.L. Turner
UT Austin
Powell
Jim Scudday
Ralph Welker
Southwest
Trans-Pecos
Texas
Sul Ross Herbarium
Broadway Memories Exhibit Tracks Broadcasting History
A nationwide touring exhibit of 100 years of home entertainment memorabilia travels from Edison’s tinny phonograph to a 1946 mass produced TV set. Curated by RCA, it features a working model phonograph, a Victor Victrola, an early crystal radio, and the 630-TS nine inch TV with its distinctive horned speaker.
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Broadcast Memories
New York
Thomas Edison
RCA
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