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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1971
Page
5
Cartooning tip from Heloise describes using the plastic disks in tape holders as egg drying stands after dyeing. The disks grip the egg point down to prevent smears, offering a simple home solution to drying eggs without mess.
Reader tips cover wig brushing for fur caps care using crutches to avoid sliding on counters and a puffed bologna egg poaching method. A reader shares spare rubber wheel from a toy car fixing an old treadle sewing machine.
Dear Abby counsels a 37 year old divorcee about marrying a 50 year old ex priest, noting social snubs and adjustments ahead plus the need for caution before vows. The column also answers readers on BYOB, fondue etiquette, and fond reminiscences.
Anibal Martinez expresses relief over relocating to an apartment with 1,100 families, noting safety gains. Karen Butler, wife of a Vietnam prisoner of war, says she feels disillusioned and bitter after years waiting for her husband’s return.
Mrs Gregory Wright from Robinson Trailer Court Athens praises a cookie recipe she received from a friend. The note includes butter sugar eggs flour baking soda cream of tartar salt lemon extract and instructions to bake 350 degrees for 10 minutes then sugar dusting after a minute.
Teenagers and young adults increasingly use credit cards from banks and retailers. Major firms report good repayment history among youth, with some banks lifting restrictions and co sign requirements. Firms see value in building loyalty as teens mature into college students and workers.
Dr Myers argues that even preschoolers age two think and reason before reading. He urges parents to answer all questions and stimulate thinking, noting early curiosity creates new ideas from old materials. He suggests textbooks include questions that spark creative thinking in young learners.
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