Dorothy Dix: How to win a wife back with devotion
Advice columnist Dorothy Dix counsels Andre to show love and appreciation to his wife, arguing she craves affection and financial generosity. She warns that persistent stinginess and neglect will push her to leave, and urges a renewed courtship to rekindle true affection and commitment.
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Dorothy Dix
Andre
Tey
Shell Zell
Dorothy Dixs
Evelyn
Pattern 7035 Dress and Petticoats for Children
A reader item outlines pattern 7035 for children's clothing in sizes 2 and 4, with cutting charts and instructions. It cites send 35 cents plus 5 more for first class mail to The Daily Review Household Arts Dept New York. Also offers Alice Brooks Neediecraft Catalogue for 25 cents and mentions patterns printed in a book.
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Daily Review
Household Arts Dept
P.O. Bor
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Alice Brooks
Marie B. Lee Named to VFW District Post
Marie B. Lee of Hayward Auxiliary 1982 VFW was elected trustee and named membership chairman of the 4th District. The Emeryville district moot produced four citations for programs on Americanism Civil Defense Hospital and Essay. Plans include fundraising for delegates to the Department Convention June 28 to 21 in Long Beach and Pay Days Sales May 2 and 24 to aid hospitalized and needy veterans families.
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Marie B. Lee
Hayward
4Th Distric
Emeryville
Ethel Curtis
Mines
Lee
National Home Fund
Marina Coder
Irays and
Means
Cortine Gerlach
Opal Gibson
Dorothy
Printed summer dress pattern 9196 for misses sizes 10 18
Misses sizes 10 through 18 can sew a casual or dressy dress with the 9196 pattern. The New York Pattern Bureau offers this printed pattern with directions on each part and requires 47 percent yards JS inch fabric for size 16. Send 50 cents for pattern plus name address style number and size to Pattern Bureau Daily Review Box 42 Old Chelsea Station New York. For first class mail add 5 cents for a Scout pattern.
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the Daily Review
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New York
Amador Club Plans For Silver Tea
The Amador Garden Club in Pleasanton hosts a silver tea at 4 p.m. in the We Imp rent Clubrooms Vineyard and Regalia Aves. Flower arrangements and vases of cut flowers will be on display, arranged by the executive board with help from the flower arrangement class. Board members assist Mmes. William Gigger Edmond Wallis A R Chusnitzer J F P Gurney Adolph Banks and Paul Lycan. Silver donations help purchase trees to beautify Pleasanton. Public invited.
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Vineyard
Regalia Aves
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Amador Garden Club
Mmes
William Gigger
Edmond Wallis
A. R. Chusnitzer
J. F P. Gurney
Adolph Banks
Paul Lycan
Pleasanton
Redecorating Tips Highlight Washable Wall Coverings
Guidance on selecting wall coverings with durable patterns that children can touch and wash with soap or detergent. Authors emphasize plastic materials that resist grime and stay clean as repairs or decorating efforts progress.
PTA officers to be installed at multiple campuses
Mothers listed as marching tonight at South County PIA Tens Mra James King announces names for Marshall Castro Valley El Portal and Bret Harte PTAs. Marshall School hosts last meeting of year at 730 pm with installations by Mrs Herold Nida and a mixed program by the Varmettes Choral. El Portal installs Mrs Harvey Hershman at 8 pm with officers named and a library program to follow. Bret Harte plans a fashion show by eighth grade girls as new officers are installed.
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Omega Aves
Castro Valley
Mncoming
Rmrg
Herold Nida
Varmettes
Marshall School
Anthony Morelli
Al-Thumbs
EL Portal
Harvey Hershman
el Portal Pta
Pomar Vista Dr
Ashland
Teish
Mmes
Jack Owntey
J. B. Cestile
Max Montgomery
William Moyle
Lucio Prato
Howard Drimy
Harmon Henry
John Cowder
van Pelt
Richard Monteith
Earl Sater
Presi
Dent
Jack van Pelt
Bret Harte
Bret Harte Pta
St. Hayward
Helen Smith
San Lorenzo High School
J. T. Mitchell
Sleep problems in a 34 month old child guidance
A reader asks why a highly intelligent preschooler resists sleep and has nightmares. The response explains why sleep is necessary, that dreams are make believe, and offers strategies: reassure him, explain parents sleep for health, and create a calm bedtime routine with reading, quiet games, or music to ease the transition.
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Jean H. Seligmann
Milton I. Levine
Ingery
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