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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1966
Page
9
A collection of household tips including wig storage with a plunger, preserving wigs with plastic bags, quiet crafts for children using pipe cleaners, repurposing bag wire for diaper disposal, slicing cheese with a potato peeler, a back-washer made from nylon stockings, and turning a corsage into a refrigerated centerpiece for future meals. Copyright 1966 King Features Syndicate.
A reader recalls almost ending up in a mental hospital and credits teachers and friends with saving her sanity. The column urges readers to perform small acts of kindness daily to help someone in need. Another letter thanks housewives and highlights domestic labor, ending with a prompt to request Ann Landers’ booklet.
A school reader explains the Antarctic Region around the South Pole. It covers the continent of Antarctica, is the coldest, wildest area with strong winds and blizzards, minimal rainfall, and year round snow. Few minerals, limited life, penguins and seals, and whale hunting under international control are noted.
A puzzle asks to move a single match to fix a Roman numeral equation shown as ten minus one equals one. The second image demonstrates the correct move. Yesterday’s crossword clues across and down include Pisces do tracer land oh legend petrol seal eden sordid cane he.
Advice column text offers readers to send questions to Ann Landers in care of the newspaper with a stamped self addressed envelope. Copyright 1966 Publishers Newspaper Syndicate.
The audience sees playful brainteasers about men and a cave dweller. Puns hinge on rulers torches and a joke about replacing a worn item.
A report shows about 500000 white residents left New York City from 1960 to 1964, offset by just under 400000 nonwhite residents and Puerto Ricans. The data highlights rapid demographic shifts in the city during the early 1960s.
A credit card promotes shopping without cash at many stores with one bill and monthly payment. It claims budgeting ease as the statement records every penny. It advertises minimum terms starting around ten dollars a month plus a possible service charge, with an option to pay the full balance to avoid that charge.
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