Princess Grace At Greenbrier Delights Roanoke Reader
Jane Toner Scott recounts a Greenbrier Virginia visit by Prince and Princess of Monaco. Princess Grace wore a yellow cashmere suit and multi stone hat while strolling with her children Caroline and Albert. The family greeted guests quietly, golf scores kept private, and the reader remarks on Grace as “all American.”
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Richard
Jane) Harve
Sunset Drive
Greenbrier
Virginia
Princess of
Grace
Caroline
Albert
America
Roanoke
Reader's Courtroom verdict on hillside grading liability
Eric graded and filled a hillside. six months later mud slid into a neighbor’s yard. He paid $500 for damages and sought insurance coverage, but the court ruled the payment stemmed from a late event not covered, despite the original act. Fossil fish from 1100 years ago were found in Antarctica's Ross Ice Shelf.
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Eric
Price
Lability
Antarctica
Ross Ice Shelf
Points for Parents and Player Thought in Dinner Rule
A father disciplining his son over lateness to meals deducts from allowance. The boy defends the rule saying the 25 cent cut was worth extra time to play ball. The father argues finishing the game matters enough to justify the personal sacrifice of warming his own dinner.
Daily Crossword Across 2 and Cryptoquote Puzzle
A collage of crossword clues across 2 labeled items with an ending cryptogram quotation and a note about yesterday's cryptoquote. Includes numerous numbered clues for petty officers etc and a long list of word hints and wordplay.
Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman
Health tips and simple exercises for women to slim and shape arms. Step by step routines emphasize posture, overhead claps, slow resistance movements, and large arm circles. Additional advice promotes swimming, depilatories, and moisturizers for arm care and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lowman
Josephine Lowen
Communicate With Josephine Lowman via Des Moines Syndicate
Readers may reach Josephine Lowman by sending letters in care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
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Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Household Scrapbook Tips Brighten and Clean Delicate Fabrics
These household hints cover removing candle grease from rugs using a spoon and blotter, drying Bobby Sox quickly with paper towels in the cuff, and cleaning marble with a baking soda pumice paste. Each step aims to absorb stains, speed drying, or restore surfaces safely.
Pat overtakes Mike after 11 hours 40 minutes
Pat closes a 140 mile gap at 12 miles per hour. Time to catch up is 140 divided by 12 equals 11 hours 40 minutes, so Pat will overtake Mike after this period.
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Mike
Pat
Is This Your Problem
Dear Debating asks how to handle lingering feelings for a former fiancé while married with a child. Helen Erskine advises ending contact, focusing on the husband and child, and tries a 24 hour plan to divert thoughts through busy, productive activities and social engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Karakiri
Greener Thumbs Short Course on Weed Identification
A brief guide urges readers to learn weed identification to combat infestations. It notes weeds spread rapidly and promises a forthcoming weekly feature on weed species for proactive control.
One of the area’s largest floor covering selections
Durgan’s Floor Covering offers over 500 carpet patterns in Wool Nylon and Acrilan with installation at $2.45 per sq yd, plus inlaid linoleum and vinyls from $1.45 per sq yd. Charles A. Durgan, owner, has over 30 years experience. Located at 8th and Main, phone 644-7290.
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf excerpt
A light column notes a college student landing a summer job and a tardy start. Rosebud Hopkinson visits New York from Louisiana with her mother for a first glimpse of Radio City Music Hall. Sid Caesar comments on how today’s youths react to comedy.
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Miss Rosebud Hopkinson
Hopkinson
Louisiana
New York
Radio City Music Hall
Miss Rosebud
Sid Caesar
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Start of Youth Center Building Will Be Aug. 1
Indianapolis August 1 was set as the opening date for the first construction phase of the Indiana Youth Center after about 50 plan changes. The updates aim to bring the phase costs under 2 million dollars. The center near Plainfield will house first offenders aged 15 to 21 after additional funding from the 1963 Legislature.
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Indianapolis
UPC
Indiana Youth Center
James Berg
Indiana Public Works
Edwin Gibson
Plainfield
Sugar Prices Rise Across Southern Illinois Stores
Retail sugar costs jumped 10 to 40 percent in the past month at Southern Illinois outlets. A Herrin store owner said wholesalers offered no reason for the increases and warned of two more rises before June. A 10 pound bag moved from 98 cents to 1.17 dollars, with a potential 1.27 by June. Marion and McLeansboro stores reported higher prices.
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Marion, Ill
UPI
Illinois
Herrin Food
Marion
McLeansboro
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