Hold Those Comparisons on Your Addition to the Family
Augusta Ga AP column discusses avoiding comparing a baby to others and warns against pressuring new parents. The piece recalls historical anecdotes about infant growth, parenting instincts, and the risks of envy or competition in child development. It notes a doctor’s reassurance of normal health and references a British ship legend and early American patriots.
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Deductible Wardrobe Sparks Tax Debate in Fashion
An AP fashion column reports a heated debate on whether certain runway and streetwear items can be considered deductible. A spokesman notes streetwear often depends on auditors, with designers arguing for tax-friendly outfits, while critics warn of ambiguous rules and potential misuse.
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Why Do Parents Say No The Cost Of Youthful Adventure
A discussion on parental restrictions and teen social life. Parents often refuse trips and outfits, arguing safety and propriety, while some adults defend youthful exploration. The piece cites cases of fashion, school norms, and a Supreme Court decision on dress in the workplace. It notes adults must balance trust, expenses, and social pressures in guiding teens.
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High Winds Damage Las Vegas Pen And Campus Damper
A powerful gusty storm swept Las Vegas Sunday causing damage at a penitentiary dorm and nearby facilities. Winds reached 88 mph, snapping power lines and uprooting trees while disrupting telephone service. Dust and sand filled air as radio and TV stations went off air along a storm front moving from Wyoming into southern California.
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Card of Thanks for Bereavement and Support
A brief notice expressing gratitude for the sympathetic messages and help received after a death. The family thanks friends, neighbors, and clergy for visits meals and kind words during the bereavement period.
It's Another Savannah Explosion Severs Man's Head
A Savannah man named Albert Coy died when a repair went wrong. An apparently faulty gas line or gas exposure caused a deadly explosion as he fell against a gas tank. The incident highlights the dangers of roadside tire repairs during rationing periods.
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Renyindst From Our State Pascal Peint Travel Note
A fragment notes travel or movement within a state titled Pascal peint. It mentions a journey of about twenty units or miles and hints at a reporting stance or reminder from a resident observer.
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