Heloise tips craft three tiered trays from florist clay
A reader shares a DIY method using florist clay as a base for dishes to create elegant, stackable hors d oeuvres trays and even three tiered epergnes. The tip notes easy cleanup with cleaning fluid and advises checking cupboards for ready materials.
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MonaDEX weight loss ad promises quick results
An Austin Drug Store advertisement touts MONADEX as a tiny easy to take weight loss aid. It claims to curb appetite with no required exercise and offers a 20 day supply for $3.00 with a larger $5.00 option and a money back guarantee. It lists address 1205 Danville Rd and adds 50 cents tax and postage.
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Man crafts long garden gloves from old socks
Mrs A B shares how she extended her gardening gear by sewing discarded sock tops onto old gloves, creating longer, more protective hand coverings.
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Counted Bridge Hand Shows Safe Diamond Finesse
In a North East West South deal South defeats three diamonds by a calculated double finesse after observing East's six spades and two clubs. The analyst, noting East’s single heart and six spades, guides declarer to a safe four spade contract with a precise card play. The Daily Question asks how to respond to opening one spade and a two spades overcall. The answer: bid four spades.
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Altrusa Chairmen Present Program at May Meeting
Altrusa Club members gathered for a May program with four committee chairs representing information, community service, international relations, and vocational services. Participants included Mrs. Dorothy Livingston, Mrs. Sarah Brown, Mrs. Edna Johnson, and Mrs. Nancy Simmons. Doris Clark presided and welcomed new initiates Mrs. Captain Mildren Foden and Mrs. Eleanor Gasaway, plus guests Mrs. H. W. Stewart, Mrs. Frank Whisenant, Mrs. Lawrence H. Maines, and Mrs. Steve Allen. The next meeting will be at Decatur Country Club for officer installation.
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Horoscope for Wednesday Opens a journey into new experiences
The 1972 Chicago Tribune horoscope notes birthdays bring new experiences and goal changes. Natives are inventive and lucky today while past daydreamers gain energy. Each sign faces specific guidance from Aries to Pisces with emphasis on patience, reform, and enjoying entertainment.
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Spring '72 Men’s Leather Shoes Push Comfort and Style
New York report outlines Spring 1972 men’s leather footwear featuring laced designs, two-tone textures, and moccasin influences. Emphasizes supple leathers, breathable porosity, and leather linings for comfort, with plains of polished and textured hides, varied soles, and dress casual slip-ons echoing a mellow, casual elegance.
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