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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1970
Page
6
A confused reader asks if gifting should be acknowledged to avoid offense while another seeks guidance on a heavy wife facing marital strain after childbirth. Abby advises honest communication, dieting help, and emotional support, urging the husband to share truth and the wife to pursue care and affection.
CHICAGO UP I reports a mother expresses dismay as her son faces charges tied to the My Lai incident. The narrative quotes her describing her son as a quiet yet troubled individual who never got into real trouble.
An OCR fragment blends sewing pattern details for Anne Adams with a personal recollection about a Vietnam era soldier. It mentions pattern numbers, sizing, air mail charges, and a Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern department, followed by a separate anecdote about a soldier named Smith, his Vietnam service, marital status, and family, with incomplete biographical bits.
A one hour travel program will be at the downtown public library on Wednesday in the auditorium. The event is free to the public and begins at 7 30 p m. Cedar Rapids travel agent Don Stimson will moderate. A travel book is awarded as a door prize.
A readers’ Dear Polly column shares homemade hints and friendly tips. Letters from Donna, Mrs H K Staci, Gerry and Mrs D M Dewr request ideas on holiday cheer recipes, securing dining table pads, spray paint protection, plant pot drainage, and repairing mildew on curtains.
A fragment discusses diaper bags and packing essentials for outings with babies. It highlights avoiding mildew, carrying water, powders, and a change of clothes. The piece notes reminders for items to bring and the risk of forgetting supplies when visiting Grandma.
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