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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
7
Readers share practical ideas from packing ice chests with cardboard to keep them safe from damage to flavor vegetables with bouillon to sewing nylon net over fan guards for child safety. Tips include ironing damp clothes, spraying plant leaves for growth, and making baby bedding cooler in hot weather.
A vintage advertisement for Wake-Up colors and applique motifs for kitchen textiles and towels. It promotes Pattern 7173 with four 8 by 11 inch motifs, priced 35 cents each with optional mailing add-ons, and ships through The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept. It also advertises catalogs and quilt pattern collections with pricing and mailing details.
The U S Army Corps of Engineers plans two 250 foot back peep holes on either side of Niagara Falls to study rockslides. The rocks threaten the area as slides pose ongoing danger.
Miss Barbara Brewster Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hermon G Williams, married Captain William Shore Robertson son of Mrs Alexander Cralle Robertson Sunday June 26 at 3 in Central Baptist Church. The ceremony featured ivory peau de soie gown with Alencoe lace and a bouquet of white roses stephanotis and lilies of the valley atop a white Bible. The reception followed in the church parlor with floral aisles and a tiered cake. After a wedding trip to Sea Island Georgia the couple will reside in Warrenton Virginia with Mr Robertson joining Martin and Alexander Attorneys at Law.
A forecast notes United States cars could use six headlights by 1969 with two extra lamps reserved to aid passing. The prediction reflects evolving automotive safety and design standards.
An old Arab belief places Al Qurnah in southeastern Iraq on the right bank of the Tigris as the approximate site of the Biblical Garden of Eden. The tradition links the town with ancient Eden through local lore and geographic proximity.
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