Swarthmore Author Publishes True Fairy Tale for Children
Jane Brown Gemmill of Swarthmore writes The Fairy Tale That Really Happened about Princess Anne and a Windsor Castle bear cub named Nikki. The book, illustrated and an Easy-to-Read title, traces the cub’s adventures from forest to London and prayers from Balmoral to Monaco, with autographs sent to royal figures and a center for children's literature preserving her writings.
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Make Slacks That Fit and Flatter for Any Figure
Practical guide to drafting pattern muslin fittings and fabric choices for comfortable flattering slacks. Emphasizes hip measurement, crotch ease, grain alignment, and step by step alterations to achieve a perfect fit with removable muslin patterns and careful seam allowances.
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Help Mate readers face false free vacation offers
HELP MATE columns recount a Hanover House promotion promising fully free accommodations after a $15 registration, later charging $72.50 per person per night plus a $310 deposit. The firm refunded the $15 and said changes were for variety. California authorities flagged the gimmick. other reader complaints include a faulty Chevrolet Blazer with recurring repairs and safety concerns.
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Trashman No 2 on Honest Public Servants List
Comical column notes how a trash collector ranks high among trusted public servants. The narrator jokes that the driver knows intimate details of households from recycling habits to dietary choices, prompting the question of privacy and trust.
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Mayva
Gaining Weight for a Teenage Football Player
Dear Dr Lamb advises that teens have limited extra calories as bones and muscles grow by inheritance and activity. For a six foot one boy weighing 160 pounds who exercises a lot, focus on calorie dense foods and steady meals rather than sweets or bread, with gradual weight gain strategies and strength training guidance.
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Dr Lawrence on muscle growth and healthy eating tips
A health column discusses how to train muscles through sustained effort, the role of hormones, and cautions against overeating. It advises balanced nutrition for youth, avoiding sweets, and stresses natural growth without rushing development. Additional reader questions cover leg cramps, poor circulation, and home remedies.
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