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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1973
Page
11
The Daily Review advertises Printed Pattern A721 by Diane von Furstenberg featuring a romantic flower print knit design. Available in Misses' sizes 8 through 16, pattern details include fabric suggestions and bust size, with ordering instructions and pricing.
Pat Trexler shares a forthcoming book on a grandy-square afghan with large fractional blocks, enabling a carry along project for summer travel. She announces a Merry Christmas booklet underway with reader gifts, requests no more submissions, and notes Shape-A-Knit blocking cloths plus blocking guidance for knit and crochet projects.
Charlotte Slater explains what fuses and circuit breakers do in homes, how to identify blown fuses, and steps to troubleshoot overloads. The column covers fuse types for older houses, when to replace with slow blow fuses, and how to isolate faulty appliances by turning off and testing devices on the circuit.
Readers ask how teachers combat youth theft and moral drift when parental support fails. A teacher urges persistence, noting students need guidance and integrity, while several letters discuss molestation warnings, foster care, and seeking help. Ann Landers replies on ethics, family influence, and guidance resources.
Irish designer Clodagh, a Dublin figure, promotes a creed praising nature and speed in design. The statement argues that simplicity and rapid production yield better results, while excess or overwork harms craft, shaping ongoing discussions in the Dublin fashion scene.
The season favors basic jewelry forms such as geometric beads piles and earrings and deco rated belt buckles barrettes. Wear one or two pieces at most to keep the look polished and current.
A children's dentist warns that apple juice in bottles elevates decay in toddlers ages three to five. Dr Norman McFate, practicing 18 years, cites rising cavities and early brown staining, noting that sugars in fruit work faster on teeth than milk and that treatment may require sedation.
A reader laments vague color terms in an advertisement and considers Autumn, Sherbet, Blossom, and Happiness as possible curtains colors. The piece speculates on light orange and other hues, urging a glossary of terms to avoid misinterpretation.
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