Spring-Summer 1977 Scoops Take Hair Fashion Center Stage
The National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association promotes the Spring-Summer 1977 scoop as the season’s key hairstyle. The soft textured semi-short cut adds volume over the ears and forehead, supports multiple lengths and styles, and pairs with hair ornaments to reflect bare and fantasy fashions.
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United States
National
Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Lyal McCaig
Association of United States
McCaig
National Association
Pad Suburban Living Sparks Abby Advice
Dear Abby answers readers about choosing home living versus renting, a working wife’s divorce after hiring a live-in housekeeper, and a neighbor who catalogs her health complaints while pursuing desired activities.
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Abby
Green Chili Pie Recipe And Advice From Abby
A column presents a Green Chili Pie recipe mixing hamburger onion and green chilis with cream soup and milk, poured over corn chips and topped with cheddar then baked. Included are Abby style domestic advice about a neighbor's constant whining and a poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
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Marian Reeder
Examining Hidden Prejudice in America
A Seventeen magazine excerpt cites Theodore Freedman and Amitai Etzioni on lingering prejudice among teens and adults. It discusses stereotypes about Blacks Chicanos Jews and other groups, noting media representation language barriers and cultural roots behind bias.
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New York
N.Y
Theodore Freedman
National Community Service Division
Anti- Defamation League
Seventeen
Amitai Etzioni
Columbia University
Horace Morris
Urban League
Mr. Morris
Africa
Morris
Leonello Castillo
Houston
Mr. Castillo
Castillo
Professor Etzioni
Household Fabrics Become New Outfits
New spring fashion feature from New York highlights fabrics once used for home tasks. Tea towel prints, mesh dishcloths, and laundry bag netting appear in apparel designs like tops, jumpers, dresses, and shirts. Blue and white tattersall and Delft-inspired florals drive retro kitchen textile looks into wearable outfits.
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New York
N.Y
Seventeen Magazine
Delft
Responding to a Crying Baby Yet Keeping Boundaries
Dear Mrs. O F: Do not abandon crying at night for a 19 month old. Be responsive to distress but set firm limits. When she wants social interaction at night, gently but firmly put her back in the crib and show you will not play. Repeat as needed until she learns. Do not punish, stay consistent, and avoid leaving her to cry alone.
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Abby
Amy
DR. Salk
Pallo Announces Birth of Daughter Kimberly Dawn
Mr. and Mrs. George Pallo announce the birth of their first child a daughter named Kimberly Dawn born January 11 at O Bleness Memorial Hospital. The mother’s maiden name is Martha Fisk of Nelsonville. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W E Fisk of Nelsonville Route 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pallo of Glouster Route 3. great grandparents listed Lora Fisk James Shafer and Gertrude Brown. Great great grandmother Lena Hipcher of Millfield.
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Glouster
George Pallo
Kimberly Dawn
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Martha Fisk
Nelsonville
W. E. Fisk
Bert Pallo
Lora Fisk
James Shafer
Citra
Fla
Gertrude Brown
Lena Hipcher
Millfield
Plants Lift Spirits at St Joseph Mercy Hospital
At Detroit's St Joseph Mercy Hospital horticultural therapy helps patients recover. A middle aged man recovering from severe injuries improved mood by tending a plant, singing, and gaining hope. Children and youths also benefited, becoming animated when assigned plants, with therapists noting patients act as caretakers. A birth misprint in Montreal listed Dr and Mrs Michael Pustejovsky.
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Detroit
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
United States
St. Joseph
Hospital
Rebecca Osterhoff
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America
Bae
L.S. Discount Canal & Fulton
Jane Towler
Michael Pustejovsky
Montreal
Canada
Bama
Plains
Plains, Ohio
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