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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1977
Page
7
Readers from across the globe scold Ann Landers for her column on marriage and gender roles. Letters describe husbands who neglect appearance while wives juggle chores, and readers urge independence, with satire about clothing and etiquette. The piece cites samples from cities like Marshalltown Iowa and Columbia South Carolina.
Readers share practical tips from food color tweaks to bath peelings and diaper care. Suggestions include paprika in leftover mayo for pink salads, lemon peels in bath water, washable removable mitt covers for roasts, using a mixer bowl stand for icing, oil-soaked wipes for diaper changes, and zippered toilet seat covers with decorative fabric.
Doroth y and Alan Truscott win the mixed pair title at the national tournament as West deploys a deadly defense. The article details the opening diamond lead, signaling, and heart sequence that thwarted the contract, plus a Daily Question and a bridge guide offer from the column.
Christopher Cornelius Lott, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Lott of Decatur, marks his second birthday. He is the grandson of Mrs. Blanch Baker of Madison, Henry Brown of Decatur, and Coleman Lott and the late Mrs. Lott of Decatur.
Jason Scott Self of Hartselle turns four today celebrating with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hollaway of Hartselle and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Self of Danville.
Yves Saint Laurent introduces a refined banker's style featuring a white cotton shirt with very fine dark and light gray stripes for a sophisticated, understated wardrobe update.
Leather and in Hanner Decatur celebrate his fourth of Mr Mr Hanner.
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