Dear Marylou asks about Hawaii travel outfits and Paris pants
Dear Marylou advises Hawaiian travelers to wear casual cottons with cover-ups for day and to avoid sunsuits for sightseeing. Men should pack sport shirts, slacks, shorts, sandals, and avoid conspicuous golf caps. A reader asks about handkerchief linen and Paris pants fashion, with guidance on fabrics and styles.
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Marylou
Hawaii
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Parker, Aziz
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Give Dirty Broom New Cleaning Power
A practical cleaning snippet explains how to restore a dirty broom by warm sudsy water and repeated up and down dips. Rinse with cold water, shake dry, and hang with the head down to dry completely. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
Exercise Tones Wrinkled Knees
Exercise to tone knees and stave off wrinkles. Stand with feet slightly apart and grip the floor. Raise heel off floor but resist for five slow counts. Relax and repeat several times. For extra aid against wrinkling dryness rub petroleum jelly on at night.
Wardrobe notes cover many pants styles in fashion column
Marylou outlines clothing options from elted-hem pants to Bermudas and shorts, noting conventional tailored trousers, culottes, just-below-the-knee pants, and jumpsuits. She invites readers to send questions for Clotheslines at The Cadet Rapids Gazette, though she cannot answer personally.
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Marylou
Cadet Rapids Gazette
Food Service Growth Predicted to Reach Half of Meals Away
The forecast shows Americans spending about one third of food dollars at restaurants or cafeterias now and a projected half by the mid 1980s. The industry is a fast growing sector, expanding around nine percent annually after inflation.
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