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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1970
Page
5
Dear Heloise offers practical tips for Christmas snacks and clothing reutilization. Popcorn should be popped a day ahead to soften for easier use. Remove heavy linings from winter jackets for lighter, longer wear.
Reader Betty shares using thermal underwear pants as tops for children up to age 12. A tip says peanut butter removes adhesive residue in two or three applications. Beaver film paks become frames for standard photos with a hang hole in the pack. My sister-in-law’s group plans a Christmas cookie exchange with ten dozen cookies per person packed in dozen-sized bundles.
A collection of reader tips on holiday cookies and practical tricks. Suggestions include preserving treats at home, labeling cookies as gifts, using a liquid noncalorie sweetener in a portable container, protecting necklines with a shower cap, and saving favorite columns to read later at the hairdresser.
Almanac entry notes December 15 1970 as the 349th day of the year with celestial observations and zodiac sign Sagittarius. It recalls that in 1791 the first ten amendments to the U S Constitution, the Bill of Rights, went into effect.
A collage notes 1857 Virginia ratification delays, 1857 Iran earthquakes killing about 1490, 1966 Disney dies at 65, 1967 Ohio River bridge collapse at Point Pleasant with 46 dead, and a Jefferson quote on public trust.
Newsman John Jorgenson, hired by KCBS to cover Christmas cheer, sat in Union Square with an empty cup when an elderly woman dropped 25 cents and wished him well. He replied with a New Year greeting and added the money to a Salvation Army kettle.
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