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Ashes to ashes ...

The recent article, “A green return to dust” involves a much more time-consuming and costly method than that used by the manager of a Bradenton, Fla., antiques show, from whom I rented space. He was a widowed Congregational minister in Massachusetts, and he related to me this: “My wife had made my life so miserable that when she died and was cremated, I flushed her ashes down the commode.”

John Kincaid
Reidsville

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Wow . . . how completely pointless your letter was . . . thank you for nothing

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