Plastic furniture era seen as 25 percent of production by 1978
New York experts say plastics will dominate one quarter of furniture making by 1978 as labor shortages push automation. Garbett cites plastic frames and foam upholstery cutting costs, while demand grows for synthetic veneers and rigid plastics. Wood is scarce and trends shift toward country style with consumer morality shaping merchandising.
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Sewing Help for Daughter From Local High School
Reader asks how to teach seven year old to sew while avoiding conflict with husband. Dr Willard Abraham suggests hiring a high school girl who enjoys sewing to give short visits for lessons, keeping costs low and leveraging the home economics department for a match.
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Exclusive taste for desserts perplexes mother and child
A mother describes a four year old who refuses all food except desserts, cries when presented with meals, and spits out foods with value. Advice suggests dessert only after trying another item, gradual exposure with small portions, and a matter of fact approach to avoid reinforcing stubbornness.
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