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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1954
Page
15
A discussion on dangers of leaving small children unattended in cars or at home. It notes fires from nearby apartments, a four year old leading a sibling to safety, and practical solutions from pooling babysitting help, grandparent support, and nursery schools to care for children while mothers run errands.
A columnist critiques psychologist and author Alice Rice Cook who argues failure in marriage stems from lack of understanding. He notes Cook, 55, is unmarried yet has many honors, and mocks her five questions as insufficient for true marriage happiness amid humorous personal anecdotes.
The last in the fall series of YWCA book review teas will feature Miss Louise Johnson of Open Book Shop discussing The Wilderness World of John Muir. Tea at 3 30 p m precedes the review in the members lounge. registration for Social Bridge Evenings is open with a new 10 week series, led by Mrs. Gus Wolf, at 7 30 to 9 p m.
Practical home and work rules to help heart disease patients live longer. Choose balance over constant work, take annual vacations, reduce stress, avoid overeating, limit smoking to 15 cigarettes or three cigars daily unless advised otherwise, and manage angina with medical guidance.
A health guidance piece advises avoiding heavy exertion and competitive sports if heart disease risk exists. It suggests one hour of daily moderate outdoor activity, warns weekend athleticism can be risky, and notes many readers are not young. Also includes a brief Q A on neuritis and a note that a kilometer equals 0.621 miles.
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