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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
7
Dear readers discuss how guests overrun family mealtime and suggest tactful ways to steer youngsters home at 5 30 pm. A reader asks about a serious engagement issue and parental disapproval, with Ann Landers offering blunt guidance.
A reader asks who bears responsibility for sex education among parents schools and churches. Letters argue each institution has a role with parents guiding hearts and schools minds while churches address moral aspects. A sophomore reports a teacher’s sarcasm harming a sensitive student and an answer advises kinder discipline and better classroom methods.
The Wednesday Daily Review and Shopping Rasition notes an omission in Zola Vincents Dark Chocolate Cake recipe. One cup of granulated sugar was left out of the ingredients list.
Ben Sanels advertises pattern 7439 for aprons with a one yard fabric requirement plus scraps. Send 35 cents, plus 10 extra for mailing, to Alice Brooks Daily Review Needlecraft Dept New York. Include name address zone and pattern number.
Medical memo notes that many people develop pink or purple striae on the abdomen and thighs, often after weight gain. Faster weight gain increases risk, and many with colored lines have adrenal hormone overproduction. consulting a doctor is advised for possible treatment.
During a farewell luncheon for retiring Barnard College president Millicent McIntosh she criticized the heavy study of women by psychologists educators and others calling it tiring. She urged women to live their lives and work without constant self consciousness or discussion of perceived problems.
A health writer Dr. Robert Geoghart offers hot weather diet tips. He says people eat less as temperatures rise but the body still needs consistent fuel. Advices include varied salads and breads, regular meals, sunlight vitamin D not sufficient alone, best meals in evenings, and maintaining salt intake with meals.
A father advises his child not to enter swimming races, saying they could not win. The father notes that while everyone cannot win, swimming is fun and encourages improvement over last year. Parental attitudes shape children’s acceptance of competitive sports.
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