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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1965
Page
23
A compact home blends outdoor living with indoor comfort showcasing flexible spaces for chores relaxation and entertaining. The design emphasizes seamless transitions between patio seating storage solutions and multifunctional rooms to maximize small living areas.
A one story six room traditional house by Rudolph A. Matern blends outdoor and indoor living. The design includes a front gable, bow window, stone veneer, pergola covered terrace, and a weather porch with sliding doors. Interior features include a center hall, 196 kitchen, three bedrooms, and ample closets.
A bromeliad named Aedimea Fasciata arrived from Cypress Gardens and bloomed after a January forcing. The piece explains acetylene gas forcing methods, potting media, root role, watering needs, light tolerance, and references Jack Kramer’s new Bromeliads book.
Perugian Lui gi Pieroni, aged 24, engaged to 14 different women in 1964, has now called off all proposals. He said Leap Year pressured him to marry, but in 1965 he finally refused further unions.
The American Association of Nurserymen notes old time favorites like iris peonies chrysanthemums lilacs and phlox gain glamour with new varieties. Iris now shows wider color ranges and larger flowers rivaling orchids while peonies white pink and red shades expand. Chrysanthemums boast many new colors and large blooms ideal for table decorations. phlox offers larger florets and vivid late summer color.
The feature highlights a famous playground just minutes from downtown Nassau accessible by boat. It describes a semi circular beach area with options for lunch or snacks and facilities for ping pong tennis and other games.
The advertisement describes a slim floating gown design by Gothe with a romantic silk chiffon print, featuring a waist seam, low back collar, and front rippling skirt. It lists sizes Misses 10 through 18 with yardage details and instructs readers to send one dollar for Printed Pattern A681 to a New York address.
Mrs Richard Hughes shares a Sour Cream Coffee Cake recipe for a regional cookbook. Ingredients include butter sugar eggs vanilla flour baking soda baking powder sour cream and a nut cinnamon filling. Steps mix dry and wet ingredients, layer batter and filling, bake at 375 degrees for 25 minutes.
In Florence Italy holes are the new fashion for college girls. Gina Lamberti 19 says any girl can cut a hole to reveal her best feature beneath. When holes get too bold students keep coats on in classrooms.
The piece argues courtesy extends beyond small gestures to include patience, apology, listening, and consideration for others. It highlights everyday acts like door holding and polite farewells, notes courtesy as contagious and learned by habit, and cites Henry Drummond’s view that true gentleness reflects inner character.
Shirley Temple Black recalls her Moscow visit at Gum Department Store and Mose Films. She describes gifts including a beige mink hat and lacquered boxes, meeting Dr. Leo Zilver at the Institute of Contemporary Russian Studies, and potential collaboration with the International Panel of Neuroslogists on MS research. She aims to warm US Russia ties and hopes for a Khrushchev pen pal link.
Teenage girls at Baleares International School Palma de Mallorca wear hair flowers to signal romantic status. A white camelia signals mourning a lost boyfriend, a gardenia means no romance, and a red rose implies future husband prospects. A separate report notes Swedish passport inspectors report women aging births on passports to Latin destinations.
Dolley Madison rose from a strict upbringing to become a celebrated First Lady known for warmth, style, and hosting. Born May 2 1768 she wore jewelry and turbans admired by visitors and called queen of the White House. Her life intertwined with James Madison and public devotion to elegance and diplomacy.
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