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Eagle Archives, April 29, 1972: Our man Jo and the Westport ladies give us recycled 'Rapping Paper'

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By Thomas Morton
| The Berkshire Eagle Verified
Take Jo Pelkey, the Pittsfield greeting card manufacturer. Add a group of women interested in ecology and recycling paper. What do you get? Rapping Paper, that's what. What's that? It's a new recycled stationery product called "Rapping Paper," and it is going on the market next week in a nationwide campaign. Rapping Paper has a number of firsts going for it, according to Pelkey, president of Editions Limited on Columbus Avenue.
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Eagle Archives, April 29, 1972: Our man Jo and the Westport ladies give us recycled 'Rapping Paper'

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By Thomas Morton
| Flipboard
Yesavage shines in first start as Blue Jays blank Red Sox That was a big yes for Trey Yesavage. The 22-year-old pitcher who electrified fans during the playoffs and World Series last year, had a sensational first start of the season on Tuesday in the Blue Jays’ 3-0 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Yesavage, who was activated off the injured list earlier in …
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Eagle Archives, Nov. 18, 1965: They went in for a year and stayed for a war

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By Thomas Morton
| The Berkshire Eagle Verified
In the cool, gray dawn of the morning, seven young Pittsfield men accepted $1 bills from Mayor James Fallon on the steps of City Hall and left for what was to have been one year's compulsory service in the United States Army. The date was Nov. 18, 1940. The time was 7 a.m. The occasion was the departure of the first draft contingent from Pittsfield.
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