Ann Landers letters on marriage and parenting woes
A reader seeks help for a troubled marriage with alcohol issues and isolation. Ann Landers suggests Al‑Anon support and shares advice on maintaining a decent life despite a spouse's drinking problem. A second letter complains about TV during meals and urges family conversation at dinner.
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Ann Landers
Ary
Braintree County
Mary
No shortcut to social success says Ann Landers
A Pennsylvania reader asks how to handle a 22 year old son who wants to marry an 18 year old drop out. Landers advises setting expectations, suggesting the couple wait until they can afford a home and avoid pressuring the son while offering guidance and literature.
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Ann Landers
Pennsylvania
Pennsyl
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Health Hints On Heart Disease And Eye Oxygen Risk
A Framingham study of nearly 5,000 adults finds smoking and high cholesterol or blood pressure age heart attack risk by about 12 years, with women aging less rapidly than men in this regard. Separately, premature infants may need extra oxygen but excessive exposure risks retinal damage. doctors advise monitoring blood vessel constriction to reduce oxygen and prevent blindness.
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Framingham
Mass
William Kannel
Public Health Service
National Heart Institute
Arnall Patz
Astates
Johns. Hopkins University School of Medicine
Swivel-Blade Peel Tool Promises Kitchen Versatility
A swivel-blade peeler claims to cut vegetables and chocolate curls and peel fresh produce. The device offers multiple blade functions for zesting removing coatings and shaping foods in convenience-driven tasks.
Fashion history highlights 1967 style trends and leg fashion
The 1967 fashion year featured long stems and thigh high hemlines with bold stockings and vivid colors. Shifts toward shirt shaping, waist emphasis, industrial hardware details, and sock print fabrics defined the look. Navy blue and white collars reappear with glamour jewelry and new beach wear norms. What might 1968 hold for fashion.
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New York
Coconut palm uses span island life and craft
Caribbean residents employ all parts of the coconut palm including fronds for roofs blossoms for decoration shell for charcoal meat for oil and soap heart for curmets and wood for fine paneling highlighting versatile traditional practices.
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