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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1966
Page
19
In this reader excerpt Polly offers do it yourself cleaning tips for baked on grease using ammonia and steel wool, while Susie and Dear Polly weigh home remedies and a weight loss idea tied to cheap reading matter and library books. The text mixes household hacks with fat reduction notions and small calorie notes.
Joseph S. Aloisi of Milford former E J Korvette Ha Ten i agenda ap Trumbull store named to newly created personnel director post at Yale Co operative corporation New Haven and Korvettes in Hartford hold the position as the cooperative store’s personnel head.
Dear Polly shares tips including using a wooden clothespin to scrape pans and saving laundry by washing heavily soiled items first. A reader describes a cat pill method involving a brown grocery bag to hold the head, enabling a helper to administer medicine safely.
A Sun Times feature urges safe tanning and skincare. It promotes using reliable suntan products, moisturizers, and hypoallergenic options for sensitive skin, plus lip protection and eye care. It also offers a marketing plug for a figure beauty booklet by Mary Sue Miller, with mail-in request details.
JANINE asks about a glove problem in Polly’s Pointers. PAT reports gloves become hard to remove after hot water scrubbing. Cold water over hands for a minute helps slip them off.
The Spouter Tavern, a 19th century whaling inn linked to Moby Dick, was rededicated yesterday at Mystic Seaport. R. J. Schaefer, president and board chairman of F and M Schaefer Brewing, led the ceremony and announced the grant that funded the restoration.
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