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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1957
Page
13
Pattern 9219 by Tenian Mastin offers a falter-neck sundress with raglan sleeves for summer and back-to-school wear. Printed directions appear on each part. pattern requires two yards of 85 inch fabric for size 6. Send 50 cents with name address and size to Pattern Bureau Daily Review New York for mailing.
A New Jersey couple, Mr. and Mrs. Winston Dibble, moved from Englewood and New York to Shoreham to run a workshop restoring old masterpieces, framing pictures, and repairing fine furniture. Mrs. Dibble paints while Mr. Dibble handles lumber cutting and joining for frames in a barn headquarters behind their home. Professional artists and connoisseurs still seek their services despite the long ten hour weekly hours.
Chicago report shows cities hiring more policemen and firemen with higher pay. Newly hired firemen earned on average 40 to 261 dollars per year more than 1956 recruits, depending on city size, while police salaries rose by 51 to 326 dollars per year.
Child care columnist Milton Levine advises against pressuring toddlers to eat. A 26 month old boy fears meals due to past spankings and yelling. With patience, casual meals, and no force, the child should regain appetite. avoid revisiting past punishments and rely on doctor’s reassurance of good health.
A reader submission lists upcoming community events in Hayward including whist parties at IDES Hall Bay ward and St Jude Church, a cake sale at Lucky Market Foothill and C Hayward, rummage sales at IDES Hall and Hayward Garden Club, and a public talk onPortugal. Proceeds go to local youth and church charities.
Fragmented crossword clues mix partial words and misreads. The readable prompts include hints like I and S segments and numbers such as 2 and 19, suggesting a puzzle with incomplete definitions and stray letters from a misprinted page.
A compact list of cryptic style clues referencing Greek myth figures like Ti-Guil and Mephistopheles as well as common words such as beast of burden nuisance and poem. The item likely forms a themed puzzle segment with varied answers across myth, art, and daily terms.
The article warns that chlorine testing alone does not ensure pool hygiene the surface film holds germs and secretions. It recommends gutters around pools and a floating plastic tube to sweep film into drains, with hourly surface cleaning during public pool use.
Wisconsin dairy co-operatives have merged at about 33 per year for 15 years, economist Leon Gardian says. Mergers reduce duplicating routes and sales efforts, enabling better quality control and product improvement. The peak years saw 49 mergers in 1947 and 178 mergers reported between 1950 and 1955.
Cape Town reports Union of South Africa produced 811,791 tons of manganese ore in 1956, up by 697,569 tons from 1955. The gain highlights a strong year for manganese mining within the region.
A series of reader letters to Dorothy Dix cover refusing a Bachelor's invitation, pursuing new interests, and dating guidance. Advice urges distancing from ill-suited romances, considering therapy and work to gain independence, and direct, gentle breakups to avoid prolonged hurt.
Orangeburg firm unveils a compact portable radio phonograph run on ordinary flashlight batteries. The 6-pound unit requires no external aerial and can play thousands of records, signaling a novel, self powered contestant in personal entertainment devices.
Pattern 7355 transfers 16 motifs from 31x8%4 to 37¢4 inches for a gay linen variety. Send 35 cents for this pattern plus 5 cents for first class mailing. The Daily Review Household Arts Dept offers two free patterns with the Alice Brooks Needle craft Book 1957 and a 25 cent book copy.
The Hague notes that only diamonds rubies sapphires and emeralds are precious stones. All other gems are semiprecious minerals mined from the earth and refined by the lapidary.
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