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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1958
Page
3
The article outlines a practical back to college wardrobe guide for the independent student. It suggests organizing clothing needs by occasions such as Classrooms Formal Dances Sports and Informal Events, and emphasizes versatile pieces like sweaters skirts and blouses. It notes fashion trends including casual looks textured yarns Shetland cashmere and camel hair coats while recommending planning with a shopping list and parental input.
Campus wardrobes shift to lighter year round coats with heather tweed pockets and camel polo coats returning. Neat navy gray chalk stripes and two tone combinations lead dressy campus occasions while two or three pairs of gray or brown slacks, bulky knit sweaters, and belted strap backs complete the back to college look.
A historical piece notes milk consumption rising among teenagers and younger children. It highlights education shaping the habit, widespread school service, and advances in packaging ensuring abundant supply. It cites school lunch programs, milk breaks, and two billion half-pints planned for the coming school year.
A Bristol Phormix front page essay urges parents to share the burden of preparing children for the new school year amid crowded classrooms and teacher shortages. It stresses home study spaces, health checks, school supplies, and back to school wardrobes to foster confidence and good behavior.
The milk program is available to all children regardless of finances through federal appropriations. Local schools may draw funds to provide it free for those unable to pay, ensuring universal access to milk in schools.
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