Etiquette class for Army sergeants in Munich
Brig. Gen. Bruce C. Clarke runs a six week non commissioned officers academy in Munich teaching etiquette alongside leadership drill and command. Since Oct 17 last year the program has graduated 1500 men and broadened to citizenship health and military justice topics.
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Earthworms Transform South Carolina Garden Scene
Ninety Six South Carolina August 10 Mr and Mrs J E Gunter and about a million earthworms have turned a barren clay hillside into a thriving garden. Inspired two years ago by a magazine article they began with 750 wrigglers and spread worms and worm castings widely. Castings rich in phosphorous potash nitrogen and magnesium. The Gunters feed beds with scraps leaves and other morsels and the worms do the rest.
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Changing Dining Cloths in 1850s Kentucky Traditions
In 1850s Kentucky it was common to change the dining cloth three times during a meal. One cloth served the main course, a second for dessert, and a third for nuts and wines, reflecting elaborate table etiquette of the era.
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