How green do you go in Yorkton’s organic food scene
A discussion on organic food in Yorkton covers market demand, government standards, and producer choices. The piece weighs consumer caution against retailer trends, noting gaps in organic regulation and the balance between safety, additives, and everyday products from garden to shampoo and medicines.
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Yorkton
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Suspenders rise again as aging men face disappearing syndrome
A humorous column notes Karen at the credit union commenting on Arthur’s suspenders and belt as a sign of aging. The piece cites Calvin Trillin’s term Disappearing Syndrome and traces suspenders’ history from primitive use to modern fashion. It mentions belts’ health concerns and the visual label of suspenders.
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Belt Up Be Not Afraid Hang In There Says Belted Figure
The narrator likens advice for a flat stomach to movie icons and TV hosts while describing belt and suspenders usage. He says he wears a belt for his knife pouch and suspenders to keep his pants up, urging fellow buttress colleagues to “hang in there” and not fear.
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Gordon Gekko
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