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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1965
Page
8
Jeanie Garland a 15 year old Fort Lauderdale Florida student and Scholastic Co Ed winner promotes a natural tan as the best makeup base for teens. She describes her hair as naturally straight and easy to maintain and notes she spends afternoons on the beach after school.
Fifteen year old Jeanie Garland, known for her huge eyes and light makeup, aims to become a photographer’s model. She recalls modeling boosted her confidence though knees shook during a school assembly in her honor. Her mother, former professional model Mrs. Arthur Garland, says education comes first.
Fatigue signals the body's warning system and demands daily breaks. Worry and stress can trigger headaches and fatigue, lowering sleep quality and self-confidence. Experts note women’s headaches may differ and prescription-free relief is sought, while a daily fatigue break and self-limitation help manage symptoms.
New York advice notes competition for office jobs among young women. Appearance, including appropriate attire and footwear, can influence hiring decisions. Suggestions cover weather appropriate shifts, narrow belts, plain pumps with accents, textured hosiery, and tasteful accessories to project polish.
A couple celebrate buying their first new car last week, trading in their second hand Katrinkas for a shiny sedan and reveling in the milestone of ownership.
A newspaper reader argues that private, exciting moments improve marriage and criticizes mid Victorian prudery. A Canadian reader counters with caution on privacy and parking lot conflicts. a widow recounts family objections to remarriage and seeks guidance. Ann Landers offers advice and a book order.
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