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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1976
Page
9
The piece urges hosts to respect non drinkers during holidays and ensure guests are sober enough to drive. It notes dangers of drinking on winter roads and advises hosting with responsibility, offering safe options, self awareness about alcohol limits, and accompanying guests home if needed.
Isabel Wolf of the University of Minnesota cautions that home canning of low acid foods without water in the jars risks botulism. University tests show unwatered vegetables receive only a third of the needed heat to kill spores, and commercial low liquid methods cannot be copied at home. Water is essential to speed heat transfer in home pressure canning.
The article details choosing buttonhole types to suit fabric and garment design, with rules for placement and size. It advises testing on scrap fabric, sizing by the button, and spacing adjustments when changing pattern length, stressing careful planning for a professional finish.
Classic tweeds and tartans give way to two and three ply cashmere, with boxy shapes and tunics. Designers favor longer silhouettes, dropped shoulders, and wide sleeves. The trend emphasizes durable, aged-with-character pieces that endure wear and damage.
The text describes a current rugby-striped sweater in wide red and navy with a white collar or bateau neckline, made of heavy acrylic knit, layered over a turtleneck. It also mentions a rugby-striped cotton jersey tunic to wear over white pants, suggesting versatile winter and transitional outfits with gaucho pants, flannel trousers, or jeans.
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