Dear Abby Advice Column From Biddeford Journal 1964
Abigal Van Bures Dear Abby answers readers with practical guidance on adult education relationships privacy and social etiquette. Topics include an anxious wife seeking night classes, a divorced woman pursuing a reluctant dating interest, a former student overcoming early schooling limits and tips on dealing with nosy neighbors and childfree dinner invites.
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Global student violence rises as a political force
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes how teen unrest across Asia Africa and Latin America escalates into a powerful political tool. He examines suspect roles of student leaders captive students and frustrated youths in dictatorial and transitional regimes and notes parallels to Berkeley protests amid a broader anti American sentiment and democratic frustrations.
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Cleaning wallpaper with stale bread and cleaners
A reader asks how to clean dirt on inexpensive wallpaper without tearing it. The response notes some papers are water sensitive and may shred with damp cloths, suggesting a test in a hidden area. If water sensitive, use stale bread to lift stains, then a wallpaper cleaner or putty-like product if needed, otherwise wax or mild soap with light strokes. The piece also mentions the Philippines Trench as a separate note.
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