The Mad Housewife Morning Trap
A fragment describes a typical housewife day from alarm to night kiss, portraying the monotony and interruptions of home life. It notes women’s boredom and fatigue amid daily duties and the push for a stable, peaceful home environment.
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Abe
Tribune Syndicate
Cleaning tips and retirement notice mix in column
A reader asks about easy fixes for enamel like fixtures and craft cleaning tips. The reply suggests white oil paint for repairs and aluminum foil as a kitchen scouring aid. The piece then notes John S. Gottschalk will retire April 28 as assistant for sports fisheries in the Commerce Department’s National Marine Fisheries Service after 11 years with Indiana conservation before joining federal service.
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John Ls. Gottschalk
Hoosier
Commerce Department
National Marine Fisheries Service
Miecome’ Emoceive Vist
International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners
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Department of Conservation
The Shepherd note on wisdom folly and Treasury dispatch
In June 1896 the United States Treasury faced a politics debate over declaring a dividend of around 28 million dollars rather than expanding spending on horse-collars and stone monuments. The poem questions whether such madness was then or now.
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Treasury
United States
Puzzle message game reads fortunes from name letters
A brief note explains a daily numeric puzzle that yields a fortune. Count letters in your first name, adjust by minus four if six or more, or plus three if fewer than six. The result is your key number. Start at the rectangle's upper left and read letters under checked figures to reveal the message.
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King Featuresndicate, Inc
Virgo Forecast and Cancer Clarify Personal Finances in April
A mixed astrology page highlights Virgo influence on finishing touches and trusted confidants, notes fair and witty natives like Hackett and Rocky Marciano as examples, and forecasts a strong money month for 1973 with travel flagged for September. Aries and Taurus paths emphasize legal prudence, diplomacy, and travel. Libra, Scorpio, and Sagittarius navigate relationships, surprises, and changing money dynamics. Further, Aquarius and Pisces sections urge clear quotes and home entertaining amid evolving plans.
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I Godfrey
Hackett
Rocky Marciano
ARIES
Sia
Aquarious
Caurus
Weas
Scorpio
Aquarius
Ford
Investing Q youary in January and bond interest
The letter discusses Sears Roebuck bonds and daily interest accruals versus semiannual payouts. It notes interest accrues from purchase date to withdrawal date, affecting novice buyers. It also mentions many corporations pay interest twice yearly, with daily accruals smoothing the difference.
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Sears, Roebuck
Corors
First public library and bond tax questions in New York
News notes cover New York City's first public library founded in 1697 and advise on interest tax treatment for prior bond owners. A reader asks about a 60 share stake in Consolidated Edison and its tax free yield, with a 1973 outlook and caveats about the Tax Reform Act.
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New York
New York City
Comsolidated Edison
NYSE
W.V
Cons. Edison
Is This Your Problem Is This Your Problem
A reader asks about being unusual for not wanting experience with girls and worries about normalcy. Dr Joyce Brotan and Dr Peter Blos advise not rushing sexual development, emphasize individuality, and suggest focusing on self confidence and mutual interests like sports, art, or drama to relate to peers.
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Joyce Brotans
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B.C
Peter Blos
King Fea, Syc., Inc
Eight Killed By Avalanches In Austrian Alps
Snow avalanches struck three sites in the Austrian Alps on Monday, killing eight people. In Tyrol Province two West German police died near Axams during a 6000 foot ascent of the Gamskogel Mountain. Two Austrian skiers were swept 900 feet on an ordinary slope near Jants in Tyrol Im Salburg, and four ski instructors on Kraxenkagel Mountain near Zell Am See were buried in rock debris. Rescue teams recovered two bodies on the plateau as effort continued for the remaining two.
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Vienna
Austrian Alps
Alps
Axams
Tyrol
Fies
Saasen
Gamskogel
Janst
Im Salburg
Zell Am See
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