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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1958
Page
20
A medical overview links eczema to both allergic and emotional factors. Patients often show feelings of inadequacy, introverted hostility, high intelligence, pale skin, dry texture, and rapid reactions to skin tests and emotions. The debate continues whether emotions or sensitivity chiefly trigger eczema.
The Pocahontas club of Kyoto council will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at 265 Jennings Avenue, home of Mrs. Margaret Sullivan. Officers elected include Miss Florence Covey president, Mrs. Rita Robinson vice president, Mrs. Nathalie Dantie secretary, and Miss Katherine Broderick treasurer. Hostesses will be Mrs. Dantie and Mrs. Covey.
A Boston equipment firm rushed five snow plows to Milford after a Sunday storm. The council had awarded the contract earlier this month with delivery planned for March. Town Manager Charles R. Bovine called the firm and by 6 pm the plows were attached to town trucks and en route, arriving eight hours after the call.
A 1950s advice column from Angelo Patri counsels a high school girl on social life and friendships. It urges smiling, being friendly, joining activities, and helping at events to attract attention. The piece also notes a separate court order: Richard D. Dresselhuys must pay $220 monthly support for his estranged wife and two children amid a separation case.
The Bridgeport Telegram advertises pattern numbers for gay young slipper style teen shoes and matching robe or slacks. It invites 35 cents per pattern plus 5 cents extra for first-class mail, with mail to The Needlecraft Dept New York NY. Includes Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book bonus and other designs available by mail order.
Palm Springs California February 183 AP reports women volunteers race to orbit the earth led by Mrs. Robert Stivers a harpist known as Sue Evans who wrote Dr James R Killian Jr science adviser to the President about her space ambitions Killian unavailable for comment and others have volunteered as well as men seeking space pioneership
The Adirondack Forest Preserve ranks as the nation’s second largest protected area at 2,174,214 acres, highlighting its vast expanse and environmental importance.
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