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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1971
Page
13
Dear Fran and readers recall a nut called the monkey nut from school days, size of a large pea with a light brown shell and tasty meat. A nut expert confirms the cousin relationship to peanuts, from the European basswood tree, and says monkey nuts may now be known by another name.
A feature on a simple crochet suit with clean lines and understated elegance. It notes sizes 8 to 18 and directs readers to request Leaflet D-1z for instructions, while sharing reader tips on feather stitch sleeves color changing and joining strands in crochet.
Reader asks about alternatives to the shag and a flattering long to short face gradient. Expert recommends layered long hair with controlled weight, proper blow drying, hot curling options, and light rollers sized to hair texture, plus end papers and slight tension to prevent tangling.
New York report details Reality House in upper Harlem a two year program offering detox and therapy plus jewelry and carpentry workshops. It notes a storefront operation with 77 people helped since inception and argues the program produces durable sobriety with high retention and staff drawn from graduates.
A short description of window shades featuring colorful stripes and woven looks. Cabana striped shades use vinyl impregnated fabric that resists fire and fading while protecting interiors from sun rays. They are washable with soap and detergent.
A shopper advises verifying clothing sizes before buying gifts. Do not rely on last year sizes as relatives may have grown or shrunk. Even children’s sizes vary from one to two sizes across garments.
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