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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1960
Page
9
A reader writes Dorothy Dix grieving after a car crash killed her parents and sister and attempting suicide. The Dear Alone reply urges resilience through faith and service, urging the writer to live for those who loved her and to keep moving toward the heights despite deep sorrow. The exchange emphasizes endurance and personal reform as a path to justification.
The Daily Review advertises a 1960 spring and summer pattern catalog with over 10 styles in all sizes for various fabrics. Includes pattern numbers, yardage details, and a request for self-addressed stamped envelopes to obtain the catalog at Box 42 Old Chelzea Station New York.
A Washington DC surgeon Dr Jonathan Williams developed a non lacquer hair spray technique applied to the shaved scalp of 31 women undergoing brain surgery. The spray after hair washing with hexachlorophose shampoo kept the scalp nearly sterile and none developed infections.
A beginners square dance class starts Tuesday at Kimball School Hayward on Kimball Ave and Foothill Blvd. Sponsored by Hayward Area Recreation District. Registration will be open during the first three weeks with Harry Jazix leading the sessions.
Sharon Davis and David G. Holmes of Castro Valley have announced their engagement. Parents Mr and Mrs Vincent A Davis hosted an engagement dinner in their honor. The couple, Castro Valley High School graduates, plan no marriage date yet.
A clipped parental guidance column argues for courteous behavior toward women in public, urging mothers to model respectful car entry and polite conduct. The piece contrasts corrective harshness with gentle instruction to teach boys and men proper manners.
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