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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1973

Page

12

Pantyhose Mix Cotton Tops On New Market

Dear Marylou answers reader questions about new Comives by Bolle-Sharmeer pantyhose with cotton tops designed to reduce skin irritation. Priced at $3, available in five sizes and five colors, with Wayne Knitting Mills contact for stores.

Marylou Maoil J. T Providench J.T Bolle-Sharmeer Avenue of the Americas New York N.Y

Nervousness and Anxiety Across Experience

New York report cites psychiatrist Charley Tartaglia on nervousness as a universal experience. Georgetown university authority notes it can boost alertness or overwhelm, worsened by bad weather and fatigue. An RN advises facing facts and shooting down fear-inducing phantoms. Dial 198-8234 for a wanted ad tip.

New York UEC Charley R. Tartaglia Georgetown University Authority

Chinese Women Embrace Hot Pants Trend in China

Cedar Rapids Gazette reports a shift in Chinese women’s fashion as many abandon dresses for shorts and baggy blue pants during July heat. The change follows June 19 appearance of Chiang Ching in a midlength white dress, signaling liberalization. Shanghai tradition yields to newer styles across cities like Sian and Soochow.

Cedar Rapids Gazette China Sian Wushih Soochow Shanghai Peking

Furniture life spans seven to ten years reported by bank

First National City Bank in New York notes the nationwide expectation for the life of the average piece of furniture is seven to ten years before replacement. James Landis, former dean of Harvard Law School and adviser to President Kennedy, pled guilty to late filing and payment of income taxes for five years.

First National City Bank New York James Landis Harvard Law School Kennedy

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