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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1963
Page
7
Mary Brooks Pickens advises women who sew for children to focus on good taste in fabrics colors and design. She explains adapting dresses with simple alterations and matching trims to fit growing kids while preserving wearability and personality.
Misses pattern notes and sewing instructions include pattern 9228 for a yellow orange one piece suit wrap with yards listed for sizes 10 through 20. It advertises pattern prices, mailing details, and free catalog offers from The High Point Enterprise pattern department and Mary Brooks Picken-Service.
Ann Landers answers letters on teen beards and parental rights questioning dictatorship in families. She notes most beards look unkempt and urges individuals to value talent over appearance while advising on a marriage delay and privacy issues among friends.
Home economists advise adding a teaspoon or two of oil or butter when boiling foods that roam during cooking such as spaghetti shrimp soup stock and applesauce. They recommend using the manually controlled top burner on gas ranges to prevent spillovers.
Neighborhood mothers adopt red flag etiquette to deter knocks on doors during sleep or play. Readers share tips on home life including using a drying rack for washing produce and white gloves to avoid fingerprints. Polly announces a Silver Dollar prize for ideas and notes a Thomasville winner for a clothes hanger paper bag storage solution.
Cured ham should reach 160 degrees for well done and roast at 325 degrees. An automatic thermometer stops the need to watch the time as the oven lowers heat at the target temperature. Plan about 3.5 hours for a 12 pound ham and 4.5 hours for 16 pounds. Glaze in the last 30 minutes with a drizzle every 10 minutes. Cashmere fabrics wash well with warm suds and rinses and gentle squeezing.
Modern building materials are crafted so dirt shows quickly. When visible, occupants are likelier to wash it off promptly.
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