Ann Landers column tips and reader queries
A collection of Ann Landers Q A snippets including a battered wife letter about a violent husband and a reader worried about confidentiality. The column reassures about sleep trauma childhood dreams and urges twin beds as a compromise. It also advertises a drug education booklet and mentions a sleep issue.
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Ann Landers
Snorers
Kevin
South
Boston
Mike
Sorority Drive Supports Cerebral Palsy Fundraising Event
D. D. Sorority organizes a Decatur Cerebral Palsy Day event with special tickets for a 3 to 5 pm Wednesday visit to a local amusement park. Co chairs Carol Smith and Kelli Hughes distribute tickets to Pam Evans and Carol French as members and pledges prep for the annual fund drive with other high school sororities and civic groups.
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Decatur
D. D. Sorority
Carol Smith
Kelli Hughes
Pam Evans
Carol French
Sorority
Alabama United Cerebral Palsy Association
Frozen Sweet With Chew Dessert Note
Dissolve gelatin in hot juice or sherry then blend with softened vanilla ice cream. Fold in prunes and spoon into dessert dishes. Serve as a simple summer treat with a mellow finish.
Thrasher Keenum Vows Exchanged in Gadsden Home
Mary Carlene Thrasher and Donald Keenum were married Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Gadsden at the home of Rev. Wendell Callahan. The groom's grandparents are listed from Hartselle and Gadsden.
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Gadsden
Mary Carlene Thrasher
Carl Thrasher
Donald Keenum
Louie E. Keenum
Wendell Callahan
Otto E. Roberts
Hartselle
Herman Keenum
Mr. Keenum
New Residents Listed in Decatur Area
New in Decatur are Robert Woods on Moulton Street Kenneth McCulloch on Danville Road SW Ronald A Mix on U S 31 SE Robin J Malendex on Flicker Road SW Carl Swanto on 8th Avenue NW and James N McNeill on 4th Avenue SE Charles Davis has returned to his home in Memphis Tennessee after a visit with relatives in Danville.
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Decatur
Robert Woods
Moulton St
Kenneth McCulloch
Danville
Ronald A. Mix
U.S. 31
Robin J. Malendex
Flicker Rd
Carl Swanto
8Th Ave
James N. McNeill
4Th Ave
Charles Davis
Memphis, Tenn
Milk prices and nutrition ease inflation in Decatur
The piece argues milk remains a strong bargain despite rising costs. It notes food spending as a share of take home income fell from 17.2 percent five years ago to 15.7 percent in 1972. It credits dairy farms for efficiency gains that raise production 71 percent in 20 years, helping keep milk prices relatively low.
Milk Prices Remain Steady Amid Dairy Market
The chart shows dairy products, especially milk, holding price lines well. Yet the affordable milk price remains a key question as markets show resilience but consumer costs stay a concern for households and policymakers.
Milk as a top value source of nutrients for muscle health
Milk provides high quality proteins rich in amino acids for muscle tissue repair and building. It offers calcium and phosphorus in favorable body-ready ratios, plus Vitamin A and B vitamins in meaningful amounts. This single food delivers key nutrients, remaining a strong value despite higher prices elsewhere.
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