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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1972
Page
5
Abby answers readers on cosmetic lifts for the body and behind with surgeon options. A reader in Arizona laments sports overload and learns a one TV rule. A mother shares coping with teen theft and the value of confronting crime publicly in the store protection office.
FDA urged education on use of plastic roasting wraps to prevent splatter and juice loss. Industry will include information sheets, updated packaging, store shelf readers, and outreach to editors and home economists. Three steps include flour on wrap, deep pan, and puncture holes to vent steam.
Heloise shares tips to shape preschooler behavior by reframing requests and letting kids browse during shopping trips. Practical ideas include turning milk cartons into disposable dog bowls and using a toy chest under a table to organize small items. Athens Training Club announces spring dog obedience classes at Bird Arena with Jack L Heureux. Feldman and Baron place third in Novice A at Parkersburg show with 196 of 220 points.
A column laments how strangers press married couples on children, noting tactlessness can push undecided couples to rushed choices. It argues three possible states for couples without kids and warns against pressuring or shaming. It stresses awareness of impact and respect for individual timing.
In a critique of public fixation on population growth the author argues that educated women feel shamed for choosing not to have many children. She cites personal anecdotes about pregnancy and societal expectations, calls for examining motives behind pro birth talk, and questions the assumption that a fulfilling life requires childrearing.
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