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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1966
Page
7
Dear Dr Mother explains convulsions are usually fever related, with brief episodes and guidance to keep the child warm but calm, sponge with tepid water, avoid alcohol on the skin, and postpone oral meds until the convulsion ends. Enemas are discouraged and not routinely helpful.
A man named Shen Andoah is involved in a case linked to a locket bearing a photo. The action appears on KCRG TV Channel 9 at 8 PM Monday as authorities pursue details.
Teens from New Jersey and England push vintage fashions and relics as they attend antique shows. Linda Montagne and Deborah Montagne headline at the National Antiques Show in New York with granny glasses and sun bonnets. Other teens buy old rings, furs, beads, and Edwardian coats while collectors from families and schools join the scene.
Queen Elizabeth arrived in London from Jamaica concluding a month long Caribbean tour for the Commonwealth. Prince Philip stayed behind for a brief holiday and planned U S and Canada charity tours while Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon wrap up their stay in Hong Kong and Britain to boost imports.
A cheesecake is enhanced with a thin cranberry orange relish layer added just before serving. The relish provides a bright fruit contrast to the creamy dessert.
Jack Solomon built Arts International into a million dollar yearly operation by tracking which art subjects move in each city. Nudes flop in Boston and Denver shows demand for seascapes and mountainous scenes, while Santa Monica favors large color. New York buys small florals. Minneapolis leans conservative.
Miss Layona Glenn, aged 100, will celebrate in Atlanta on Tuesday then be honored by President Johnson in Washington. A former Methodist missionary, she spent 35 years in Brazil and now lives at Wesley Woods. She writes columns,Corresponds in Portuguese and English, and plans a New York stop before a Brazil visit.
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