Many Hazards Lurk in Bathroom Safety Rules
A family article urges constant vigilance to prevent bathroom injuries. It cites scalds from bath water, unsecured curtain rods, slippery mats, and the risks of leaving medicine cabinets open. Advice includes anchoring rails, using non slip mats, testing water, and keeping electrical devices out of the bath.
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Practical Fall Home Furnishings for Growing Families
A shopping guide advises practical durable furniture and versatile rugs for growing households. It highlights synthetic fiber carpets for stains and easy care, easy to move pieces like chests and benches, and light furniture that can shift between rooms as needs change. The piece also includes a bridge club luncheon menu with avocado shrimp servings and a simple curry sauce using kitchen leftovers.
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Fashion fashionistas fear the next female look shift
Ruth Misertt argues that fashion designers push trends on women and then fear the resulting changes. She notes their own shudder at the evolving “caved-in” and boyish cuts, predicting another drastic look by fall while promising an improvement over current wardrobes and body images. A recipe for ham with canned pineapple and spice accompanies the column.
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Easy to Make Felt Wardrobe Items For Teens
A teen learns to sew using felt to create simple wardrobe pieces such as skirts and suspenders. The article emphasizes easy patterns, quick cutting times, and beginner-friendly steps to customize outfits with felt, trims, collars, and buttons for a fun DIY fashion hobby.
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Shopping for Upholstered Furniture in Modern Home Decor
Advice on buying upholstered furniture focuses on planning ahead, measuring spaces, matching color schemes, and asking key questions. It covers fabric density, weave types like matelasse and damask, upholstery treatments, fiber content, and fillings such as foam rubber, with emphasis on durability, value, and shopping at reputable stores.
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Let Junior Pick Chores Says Child Guidance Experts
The article notes that most authorities, including Mary K Keeley of New York University, agree assigning chores builds self reliance and discipline. It suggests age appropriate tasks for boys and girls, from household upkeep to supervising younger siblings, with praise and occasional choice given to the child.
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