Okay To Wear Old Seal Coat
Dear reader asks if wearing an endangered seal coat is punishable. Answer: if legally purchased before 1973 Endangered Species Act, wearing is allowed though many critics oppose fur. Also includes a pattern inquiry: Else of California offers Mr Jacket multi size pattern 200 for big chests and waists. pattern price $3.50.
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Love is Ua Day O44 Aikighi Tester INR BA Katate
A fragmented note mentions a date and names in scattered form. The readable items include Love and a possible event marker Ua Day with references to Aikighi and Katate. Details are unclear and no concrete actions or outcomes are available from the text.
Sherry Fuller Feted At Bridal Shower
Cedar Christian church members hosted a Tuesday night bridal shower for Miss Sherry Fuller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fuller. Thirty guests attended as she, to wed Daniel Gerrity of Mt. Vernon on August 28, 1945, becomes a bride elect of Milwaukee native Mr. Joseph Gerrity’s son. The item also notes the Soviet Union declared war on Japan on this date in 1945, seven days before Japan’s surrender.
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Mt. Vernon
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The Ambitious Woman's Guide to a Career
New York reporters review a how to succeed guide by Margaret Higginson and Thomas Quick. The book argues women advance by ambition education and daring, with examples from corporate ladders and barriers they face. It notes women often reshape roles and pursue promotion while overcoming conditioning and discrimination.
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Thomas L. Quick
American Management Assn
Higginson
Quick
Birdwoman Nurses Feathered Friends and the Bird Lady of Wisconsin
Milwaukee woman Karen Kuehn, known as the Bird Lady of Wisconsin, cares for up to 20 birds at a time and as many as 200 yearly after rescuing a sparrow five years ago. She funds food and veterinary care herself, handles 75 daily calls, and hopes for community help while keeping birds wild enough to return to their natural habitat.
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