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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1957
Page
11
Guidance on preventing varicose veins for workers who stand or sit long hours. Considers inherited tendencies, occupations like police and sales, and roles for women. Advises regular movement, avoiding prolonged stillness, and notes impact of garters and low girdles on circulation.
Union Utah amateur inventor Andrew L Phillips developed a speedy method for clearing lawns of fall leaves and shares it with others who, like him, have no neat door neighbor.
Local boy Albert Cardosa runs a private “hospital” for wounded ducks and geese, tethering birds to electric fans and moving them by lawnmower-like handle to nurse back to health. The page also presents Dorothy Dix advice letters about relationships, urging caution to Sally and Justine about love, dancing, and marriage.
A year-old widow asks Dear Dorothy Dix about remarrying while raising an eight-year-old daughter. She earns a good salary, lives comfortably, and dates a man five years younger who wants to marry after promising a six percent wage increase. She weighs social opportunities against stability, seeking guidance on whether to accept marriage.
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A fragmented note outlines a zodiac birth sign guide for January. It references Antavon 68 and mentions Saturday actions and messages aimed at responding to readers. The text is unclear and reads like a rough draft.
The notice advertises a knit cape pattern with a lace design for women sizes 36-46 using worsted yarn. Price thirty five cents with extra postage, mailed from The Daily Review Household Arts Dept New York. Additional catalogue available for twenty five cents, featuring crochet knitting embroidery and more patterns.
A mother asks how to handle her six year old son’s morbid thoughts about death. Experts advise addressing the topic calmly, reiterating parental presence, explaining that most people die in old age, avoiding “long sleep” wording, balancing religion if applicable, and letting the child discuss freely without emotion.
Ideal for all drabies, any season. This printed pattern offers a neat, smart shirtwaist dress in a new tucked version. Includes round yoke and graceful skirt. Printed directions on each pattern part. Send 50 cents for pattern with name, address, style, number and size to Pattern Bureau, The Daily Review, Box 4, Old Chelsea Station, New York. First class mail add 1 cent extra.
In Terre Haute Indiana a well dressed robber robbed a local movie house of $70. Cashier Theodore Reinert said the bandit flashed a gun from under his coat and shouted this is a stickup. The thief demanded all the cash before escaping. Police searched for the suspect.
Edmund J Welch faces a modern Solomon dilemma in Cambridge as he receives two jury summons. Legal experts say the odds against a double jury call are about a million to one.
Post office foreman Edward Memmun said a man finally answered police and resident calls and went to the scene. He found a kitten snarling inside a Butternut Street mailbox amid a tense mail delivery incident in Syracuse New York.
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