Teen weighs 128 pounds prompts advice from Ann Landers
A 13 year old girl seeks help over parental weight shaming and dieting. Ann Landers advises medical counsel and a sensible plan, warning nagging worsens eating habits.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1966
Page
5
A 13 year old girl seeks help over parental weight shaming and dieting. Ann Landers advises medical counsel and a sensible plan, warning nagging worsens eating habits.
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Mrs. Benedict West and Mrs. Ollie Smith visited relatives in Emporia while Frank Testorff and Mrs. Otto Testorff traveled from Yates Center to Frederika Iowa for the funeral of uncle Charlie Testorff at St John Lutheran church March 30.
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The Girl Scouts of Lincoln School met at the Lutheran church on Tuesday afternoon to form patrols for attendance and work on badges. Mrs. Charles Henshall and Mrs. B. H. Sherbenou led the session.
Fill pear halves with a cream cheese and cottage cheese mixture. Serve atop salad greens for a light, fresh appetizer.
HAL Boyle ponders memory as the best vehicle to travel through time and thought. He contrasts it with Cinderella, railroads, missiles, and limousines while recalling nostalgic details about mother’s sewing, Czechoslovakia glass eyes, streetcars, farmers, vaudeville, schoolgirls, picnics, tires, silk shirts, and common daily habits.
In Kansas City, public school teachers voting by mail supported eliminating parental consent for corporal punishment. Of about 2,500 surveyed, 1,516 favored the change while 292 opposed. The School Board had previously voted 4 to 2 against removing the consent requirement.
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