LM Boyd column snippets on language sales and society
A 1974 LM Boyd column surveys quirky maxim and wordplay about sales psychology, languages, and social observations. It riffs on nylon pricing cycles, a diverse set of mischief lines, and a spoof view of charts, streets, divorce, baldness, and class humor in a compact, satirical style.
New holly strain promises glossy leaves red berries
Rutgers and University of New Jersey researchers report a new American holly strain bred by Professor Elwin R. Orton. The tree features glossy deep green leaves and bright red berries, grows densely in a conical form, and aims to meet Yuletide demand as a commercial competitor to English holly. The breed required 14 years of work and combines the Jersey Knight male line with female stock to produce berries.
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