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6 Question - How can strawberries be
preseved so they will remain whole?
Many ways were given - the idea
of letting the sun do most of the
cooking seemed to prevail.

Amy Hutton surprised us by having
no contribution - most unusual
as her selections are always so
good.

Mary Robsin read Bruce Barton's
"Picking On Each Other"

Mrs. Appleton - No

Estelle Moon - a poem with a
good sentiment - "Let us speak
well of our brother - or speak not
of him at all.

Elizabeth Stabler read an article
written by Henry Shoemaker at

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6
Question - How can strawberries be
preseved so they will remain whole?
Many ways were given - the idea
of letting the sun do most of the
cooking seemed to prevail.

Amy Hutton surprised us by having
no contribution - most unusual
as her selections are always so
good.

Mary Ro[bison?] read Bruce Barton's
"Picking On Each Other"

Mrs. Appleton - No

Estelle Moon - a poem with a
good sentiment - "Let us speak
well of our brother - or speak not
of him at all.

Elizabeth Stabler read an article
written by Henry Shoemaker at

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