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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1973
Page
3
Medical anthropology explores how societies attempt to regulate population through native drugs and practices. Dr Lucile Newman notes abstinence as the oldest method and states many cultures use continence, taboos, and ritual timing to influence birth rates.
WOLCOTT Conn AP Mrs Sheila Doyle balanced household duties and parenting with night classes at Southern Connecticut State College Eight years of study culminated in graduation in the final semester with straight As and a Dean's list honor The piece then shifts to a discussion of contraception abortion and infanticide noting historical and cross cultural practices and observations by Dr Newman
Akron's Carlton Lord, age 90, has released her second poetry volume On A High Hill through John F Blair. A Kansas City native who grew up in Mansfield, she has written poems for 30 years while living in an aged care facility. Her work reflects people and life events, including a Frost autograph episode and a controversial past poem. She has won Ohio honors and published in major outlets, though now limited to bed due to a fall.
Millstone Sewing Center in Letcher County Kentucky relies on faith to survive as federal funding tightens. Mabel Kiser, who leads the center, notes funds have dwindled from 520000 to under 40000 yearly, yet volunteers and supporters keep production steady serving about 500 families annually with garments and aid for burnouts and other needs. The operation employs elderly local women and operates roving sewing in Hindman, Knotl County, while maintenance is funded by community raffles and pie sales.
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