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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1976
Page
4
A 15 year old seeks independence from overprotective parents who judge her by her sister's abortion. A 25 year old ex wife living with her former husband seeks counseling options. A sister and I face moving into a new apartment and need kitchen gear but lack funds. Abby advises fair treatment and practical steps.
The reader recalls trimming knee socks for pie crust lining by cutting off the feet and placing them over a rolling pin to prevent sticking. A reader named Kay Davidson notes she saves used socks as gifts for interested friends and mentions a carrot addition tip for hamburger patties.
Advertisement for a Seagee old fashioned 24 inch doll pattern with 58 pieces and simple directions. Price is 1.00 per pattern plus 0.25 for first class mail. Send to Laura Wheeler Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 1001. Include pattern number name and address.
Readers share byways of thrift and common sense. Denim patches stitched as pockets appear on jeans. A bed cover tether with waistband helps sheets stay put. Kitty litter absorbs spills before cleanup. Tomato juice deodorizes skunk odor. A mixed beauty cream blends moisture and foundation for light coverage.
The advertisement promotes a reversible scarf by buying two scarves in different colors and sewing them back to back. It claims the result is stylish, easy to make, and a standout fashion idea pitched as new for New York 75.
A feature on leg warmers and related hosiery discusses knee socks, blue jeans, and varied designs from argyles to jacquards in electric colors. It notes uses over or under jeans, pricing from four to seven dollars, and ends with tips on applying cheek blush with a smiling approach.
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