Parents and Cigarette Borrowing From Neighbors
In a mid income neighborhood a couple seeks guidance as neighbors’ children repeatedly borrow cigarettes. The columnist urges saying no, notes parents set a poor example, and stresses addressing the habit while maintaining boundaries. A grandmother adds a rule about keeping children engaged to avoid idle time.
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Bad Manners at a Friend's House
A 13 year old seeks advice about a friend Lois who helps herself to food in her kitchen. The writer wonders if telling Lois she disapproves would make her a bad hostess. The reader suggests stopping Lois and explaining cookies and milk will be served later.
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Pollution Problem Is Tremendous One
Consumer guidance from Thelma Hinson of North Carolina State University urges行动 to curb pollution. Tips include choosing degradable packaging, returning bottles, favoring recyclable materials, buying white paper products, and supporting lead free gasoline. Encourage manufacturers to use returnable or recyclable packaging.
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Thelma Hinson
North Carolina State University
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