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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1957
Page
8
The Scandinavian influence spreads through American homes with affordable, well designed furniture, floor coverings, and accessories. Danish and Swedish makers like Finn Juhl and Arne Jacobsen inspire sleek lines, light transparent legs, and modern folk-art touches suitable for homemakers seeking simplicity and versatility.
The piece promotes outdoor yard chores as a fun way to get exercise. It suggests everyone in the family, including kids, can swap duties from indoor tasks to hoeing, raking, mowing, and pruning while enjoying lighter training through modern tools and vigorous movement.
An expert guide from Gilbert C. Southwick suggests bringing a reserve pool of small toys for children on car trips. Include each favorite old toy, choose self entertaining items like coloring books, and pick one that gives a sense of participation such as a magnetic take apart traffic signal for a traffic cop role.
Advice on preparing for sun exposure with sun blocks, oils and clothing. Highlights the need for SPF, reapplication, protection for nose ears lips and shoulders, and caution for sun allergies, with tips for travelers, golfers and anglers.
Mrs Eunice Brillhart and her soldier husband left a West Virginia prison medical lab area after nearly three years under a life sentence for the deaths of three of their four children while the family was stationed in Asmara Eritrea. The case was reviewed after a Supreme Court ruling on military jurisdiction over civilians accompanying servicemen abroad. The couple planned to visit Brillhart’s parents in Columbus Ohio before reuniting with their remaining daughter.
A public wellness piece warns mothers about beach hazards for infants and promotes preparedness with sun protection, clothing, and disposable diapers. It also covers a separate note about Mrs. Brillhart and her husband, their possible naturalization, and a deportation decision at Sandia Base.
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