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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1971
Page
5
Brief columns share tips from Heloise on improvising reheating with frozen dinner trays and reusing gift wrap supplies. Notes from readers Irma Clark and Mrs J E M Betcha praise new members' insights and offer simple household hacks.
Includes sewing pattern No 3290 details with sizes and fabric yardage for tunic and pants, pricing for patterns, and mailing instructions. Also features reader notes on adhesive plastic bathroom cabinet linings, dryer safety reminders, and travel letter exchanges, all from a King Features Syndicate item.
Ten years ago on February 26 1961 Mrs FE H Klemm and Mrs W D Dalton joined the Thomaston Home Demonstration Club. The Record reports Dale Robertson was interviewed by Nina H Scarbrough. Two Roman Catholic nuns and about 30 schoolgirls were arrested in Havana for creating a disturbance. Wallace Stahley was named commander of American Legion Dinter Post No 3.
Mr and Mrs George Hartman and their son spent the weekend in Houston. Shirley Voelkel of Corpus Christi stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Voelkel. Mr and Mrs Ray Mauer moved into a new home on Hamilton Street. Mr and Mrs Lawson Benton and their sons were weekend guests in San Antonio.
Reading letters to Dr. Coleman, the column explains shingles are caused by a virus and emotions can worsen symptoms. It also covers pseudomanas infections, excessive saliva causes, and invites readers to request a glaucoma and cataracts booklet for 25 cents with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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