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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1966
Page
7
Reader tips cover baby booties with sewn-on cuffs for safety, a side mirror for hair styling, using bottled dressings for deviled eggs, nylon stocking elbows to reduce sweater wear, powder on ears for glasses, making baby hankies from scraps, crisp onions stored in jars, aligning curtain tiebacks, sealing cabinet gaps with tape, and other practical household fixes.
Miss Anne Lackey daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Lackey of Ohio Avenue has been initiated into active membership of Alpha Xi Delta at Ohio University. A sophomore majoring in government she was elected Off Campus delegate to the new Student Government body.
Dear Abby letters debate whether a pregnant woman is beautiful and whether society should show respect. One writer argues pregnancy changes appearance, another praises the idea and notes a French habit of tipping hats to pregnant women. The columnist cautions about fashion trends diminishing clear recognition.
A Dallas reader recounts how, as a 12 year old in 1914, he noticed a radiant glow on his mother while she cooked oatmeal. Months later she gave birth to a baby boy, and he believes a pregnant woman has special heavenly beauty.
A reader challenges Dear Abby’s view that pregnancy has beauty noting the physical changes are abnormal though temporary. The writer, married 12 years with ten children, shares strong personal opinions on the subject.
Confidential note on marriage workload and persistence urges daily effort from both partners. Author claims no failed marriage could not have succeeded with effort, and no enduring marriage free from past rocky periods. Readers invited to send problems to Dear Abby for personal replies.
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