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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1966
Page
6
Ardent reader shares a cheap, easy window cleaning trick using rubbing alcohol in a sprayer, powered by a cloth and even in freezing weather. The method allows reuse of the same cloth, works on glass doors, and suggests crumpled newsprint for extra shine. Various readers add tips on sprayer use, U T H club humor, and labeling with a marker pencil.
CHICAGO Ill. WMNS Teenage marriages have risen sharply over two decades with dire effects Dr Harold I Lief Tulane psychiatrist told AMA Congress urging broader counseling and family planning. He warned many marriages end in divorce and called for guidance on when to marry child spacing and family size to reduce waste pain and lifelong scars.
A home remedy tip from Grandmother Whitcomb urges spreading bread near edges first, turning as you go to cover more surface. Mrs Warren B Douss suggests taping towel edges with wide masking tape to prevent raveling and extend life.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harris celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on February 15 at their home on Moulton 2 with a reception attended by children and friends. Attending children include Mrs. Monroe-Sandlin, Moulton, Mrs. Ralph Elmore, Moulton, and others from Moulton 2 and 3 as well as Decatur and Trinity. The Harris family counts 27 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren.
Urban Homemakers gathered at Mrs Calvin Woodalls home with Mrs Tennis Teague as cohostess. Mrs Cockrell opened the meeting with thought for the day and devotion. Members sang Just As I Am and heard a Kitchen Laundry Lighting demo. Fourteen members and three guests shared a covered dish luncheon. The March meeting will be at Mrs Cockrells home with Mrs Hoover as cohostess.
In a four hearts contract from a Chicago Tribune bridge column a play by South as declarer is examined. West opens five of clubs, East's ten forces declarer's ace, trumps are drawn, and protection against a singleton lead is tested. The analysis details ruffing, discards, and the final defense.
The commonest mammal is the shrew, notable for its small size and secretive behavior. It can consume an amount equal to its own weight within three hours, highlighting its voracious feeding.
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