Before the Superstores the Peddlers Called at Doors
Lucille S. deView recalls a bygone era when salesmen visited homes delivering milk, bread, donuts, and odds and ends, from the milkman and Fuller Brush man to the coal man and local cemetery lots. She contrasts it with today’s malls and remote bill paying, noting social ease and doorstep commerce faded with time.
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Barnacle Bill
Helping Your Child Learn History booklet offered
Readers are reminded to share family history to spark childhood interest in world events. Suggestions include discussing holidays flags and elections, visiting museums, reading newspapers, and using family genealogy as teaching tools. Consumers are invited to order by sending 50 cents and address details to a Pueblo Colorado center, with a 3 to 5 week delivery window.
New heart failure guidelines aim to save lives and billions
Officials unveiled treatment guidelines urging aggressive use of ACE inhibitors and strict adherence to lifestyle changes. The plan, based on 1000 studies, estimates hospitalizations could drop 20 to 25 percent, saving 2 to 3 billion dollars annually.
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Washington
America
Philip R. Lee
Department of Health and Human Services
Marvin A. Konstam
New England Medical Center
Boston
Agency For Health Care Policy and Research
U.S. Public Health Service
Health Agency
Lee
David C. Hadorn
RAND
Kennel Club meeting features guiding dog training demo
The Greater New Bern Kennel Club meets at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Havelock Rec Center. Sue Curd NC chapter coordinator for National Education for Assistance Dogs Services presents with Maggie a black Lab puppy in training for future service work. Call 636-6754 or 633-4792 for details. Christian Women's Club hosts a silent auction and Country Fair luncheon at the Sheraton Grand on October 17 at 11:30 a.m. Reservations by Thursday via 638-8539, 637-9181 or 636-1684. nursery is provided.
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Greater New Bern
Christian Women’s Club
Luche
Sheraton Grand
Birth of Joshua Tyler at Craven Medical Center
Joshua Tyler was born on October 4 at Craven Medical Center to Mrs. Ries formerly Lisa Smith of New Bern. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ries of Milwaukee Wisconsin and Mr. and Mrs. William Cook of Myrtle Beach South Carolina.
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Joshua Tyler
Craven Medical Center
Ries
Lisa Smith
New Bern
Ronald Ries
Milwaukee
Wis
William Cook
Myrtle Beach
S.C
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