Water-filter pitchers offer low-cost convenience

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The use of home water-treatment devices has risen from 27% in 1995 to 32% in 1997, says a report by the National Consumer Water Quality Survey. The survey notes that water-filter pitchers posted the most gains, and experts in water-quality attribute this to convenience and price. Typical retail prices for the pitchers range between $20 and $30.

Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing, Service industry machinery, not elsewhere classified, Residential Water Filters, Usage, Water, Water treatment, Filters (Separation), Water filters, Liquid filtration, Home water treatment equipment

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Friends, food, and fun

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Graduates in the 1950s from Sacred Heart Hospital School of Nursing in Pensacola, FL, have conducted annual reunions since 1987. They spend their time recalling memories on a fishing dock. Guests arrived with food such as Old-style shrimp gumbo and apple-and-cheese delight.

Personal narratives, Cooking, Cookery, Class reunions

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