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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1956
Page
7
A 40 year old widow engaged to a 51 year old widower asks how to handle subtle critics who say he is too old. Haworth argues the age gap favors youth, praises the fiancé’s character, and urges ignoring disparagement while trusting personal judgment.
James Brady, 33, had a rusty nail removed from his big toe bone after doctors finally located it. The nail had pierced his toe decades ago while he played with a homemade wagon and caused no recent pain, leading to years of forgetting the injury.
TV star Dorothy Collins describes using imagination to keep a 1400 calories daily diet enjoyable. She suggests desserts like gelatin with calorie-free sweetness and mint tips to curb cravings, then presents Day 2 menu including breakfast, lunch, and dinner with specific portions and choices.
The NEA Beauty Editor advises teens on first pumps like first lipstick. Buy late afternoon, choose proper heel height, try with stockings, practice beforehand, and avoid painful, extremely slim heels. Closed shoes suit young legs but must not pinch. Do not wear long shopping trips before habituation.
In Wakefield Massachusetts 32 visitors joined Mr and Mrs Frank Pollard to kick off the new year. The Pollards have hosted a Rhode Island family reunion for a decade but weather kept them apart until yesterday. The four Rhode Island couples brought 24 children and stayed about three hours.
A short-wave radio message can be sent around the world on less power than that required to operate an average flashlight. The note highlights the efficiency and reach of short-wave transmission, implying broad global communication with modest energy use.
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